Henri Gervex Prints – Parisian Evenings, Society & Ballet

Henri Gervex prints show public gatherings and private moments through evening light, formal clothes and carefully arranged figures. Restaurant terraces, painting rooms and ballet subjects reveal different kinds of social space. Browse these scenes alongside Paris wall art and the wider Academic art collection.

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Henri Gervex Print, A Session of the Painting Jury
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Henri Gervex Print, An evening at Pré-Catelan (1909)
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Henri Gervex Print, Armenonville, evening of the Grand Prix, (1905)
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Henri Gervex Print, Armenonville, the evening of the Grand Prix (1905)
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Henri Gervex Print, Autopsy at the Hotel-Dieu (1876)
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Henri Gervex Print, Ballerinas
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Henri Gervex Print, Behind the curtain at the ballet
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Henri Gervex Print, Café Scene In Paris (1877)
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Henri Gervex Print, Le Souper galant
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Henri Gervex Print, Madame Valtesse de la Bigne
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Henri Gervex Print, Nana
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Henri Gervex Print, Nude with Psyche (1910)
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Henri Gervex Print, Parisina at her toilet
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Henri Gervex Print, Rolla (1878)
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Henri Gervex Print, Rolla (Study)
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Henri Gervex Print, The Ball (1890)
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Henri Gervex Print, The Flower Market
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Henri Gervex Print, The Opera Ball (1886)
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Henri Gervex Print, Yachting in the Archipelago (1898)
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Henri Gervex Print, Young Lady at her Toilette
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Light spilling into the evening

An Evening at Pré-Catelan contrasts the glowing restaurant windows with the dark garden and blue evening sky. Figures gather along the building and around the tables inside. The broad horizontal view allows separate encounters to remain visible within one larger setting of architecture, foliage and artificial light.

Pictures within the picture

A Session of the Painting Jury groups standing and seated people around paintings, easels and a large table. A pale overhead canopy spreads light across the room. The displayed canvases create additional planes within the composition, turning the act of looking at art into the subject of the work.

A pause beside the barre

Ballerinas brings pale skirts and a yellow costume against the quieter tones of the rehearsal room. The figures are connected through angled arms and turned bodies rather than a single frontal pose. This smaller setting offers a different rhythm from the crowded society scenes.

Related artists and collections

Continue the ballet subjects with Edgar Degas and Pierre Carrier-Belleuse. For fashionable figures and social encounters, compare James Tissot. Further Paris scenes and figurative prints connect the restaurants, theatre spaces and individual sitters represented here.

Read more in our guide to Henri Gervex.