On the Way back from the Funeral
- Artist
- Jean Béraud
- Date
- 1876 ; Paris , France
- Style
- Impressionism
- Genre
- Genre painting
"On the Way back from the Funeral" by Jean Béraud exemplifies his mastery in capturing Genre painting during the Belle Époque. The scene depicts a somber moment as Parisians, dressed in period attire, navigate the city's streets after a funeral, illustrating daily life with meticulous detail. Béraud’s work reflects influences of Impressionism through its lively brushwork and vivid portrayal of urban life, while maintaining a sense of realism. His precise rendering of Parisians’ fashion and cityscapes offers a glimpse into the social fabric of the time, blending contemporary settings with artistic techniques rooted in both genre and impressionist traditions.
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