Henri Gervex
1852–1929 · French · 11 artworks
Impressionismloose brushworkdepiction of modern lifesociety portraitsuse of light and shadowblending academic and impressionistic styles
artist bio
Henri Gervex was a French painter known for his society portraits and genre scenes, often capturing Parisian life. He bridged academic painting with Impressionism, incorporating modern subjects and looser brushwork into his work.
what you'll learn
Studying Gervex's work allows students to understand the transition from academic art to Impressionism and how to depict modern life with a blend of traditional techniques and new stylistic approaches. Students can learn how to capture fleeting moments and social interactions through careful observation and skillful brushwork.
related: Edouard Manet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir
11 artworks
Young Woman Wearing a Hat
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Young Red Head Gooming Herself
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The Beach at Trouville
1879
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La Toilette
1879
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Parisian Woman at Her Toilet
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After the Dance
1888
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Return from the Ball
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Café Scene in Paris
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Portrait of Marie Clotilde De Faret, Comtesse De Fournes
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Five Hours at Paquin
1906
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Armenonville Le Soir Du Grand Prix
1905
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