James Jacques Joseph Tissot

victorian-era

Tissot Paintings 1836 - 1902 Painter, France, Victorian Neoclassicism

The Last Evening, 1873

Oil on canvas, 28 1/2 x 40 1/2 in.

Guildhall Art Gallery, London

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OIL PAINTING: The Last Evening, 1873
Ruskin was a particularly severe critic, describing Tissot paintings as "mere painted photographs of vulgar society." In 1873, at the time this painting was created ''The Last Evening'', Tissot bought a house in St John's Wood where he was to live for the rest of his time in London, and he himself started to become a significant figure socially. Tissot's success in London was regarded with envy by Degas and other painters of his circle in Paris. I