
1829–1895 · Belgian · 15 artworks
artist bio
Théodore Gérard was a Belgian painter known for his genre scenes depicting everyday life, often with a focus on domestic settings and family interactions. His work exemplifies the academic style, characterized by its meticulous detail and narrative clarity.
what you'll learn
Studying Gérard's work allows students to explore the techniques of academic painting, including precise rendering, balanced composition, and narrative storytelling. Students will also learn about the social values and domestic life of the 19th century.
related: Gustave Caillebotte, William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Jean-Leon Gerome

The Collector's Studio

A little advice

The house of cards
1869

Family scene
1864

Afternoon pastimes
1865

The lad is sorry

An interesting letter
1883

Market day
1869

The little seamstress
1876

The midday break
1873

Schoolmaster and pupil receiving a guest

Two ladies resting on a rocky pathway

Young girl in a landscape
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The recital
1873