
1849–1935 · French · 11 artworks
artist bio
Jean Béraud was a French painter known for his detailed and often humorous depictions of Parisian life during the Belle Époque. His work bridges the gap between academic painting and Impressionism, capturing the social dynamics and changing urban landscape of his time.
what you'll learn
Studying Béraud's work allows students to understand the intersection of academic precision and Impressionistic observation, learning to capture both detail and atmosphere in their own art. His paintings offer insights into social commentary and narrative storytelling within visual art.
related: Edgar Degas, Giuseppe de Nittis, Eva Gonzales

The Wait
1900

Self Portrait
1909

Blanche Vesnić (née Ulman)
1913

Lady L'Absinthe
1878

Le Cafe de Paris

Après l'Office à l'Eglise de la Ste-Trinité
1900

Absinthe drinkers
1908

Larrivée des mid year
1901

Personnages

After the misdeed
1890

Le lettre
1908