Portrait of Clemenceau at the tribune 1880

Edouard Manet's "Portrait of Clemenceau at the Tribune" (1880) depicts the French politician Georges Clemenceau standing at a podium. Known for his Realism, Manet portrays Clemenceau with a stern expression, highlighting his authority. The painting's composition and use of brushstrokes capture the energy of Clemenceau's oratorical style. This portrait showcases Manet's ability to capture both the physical presence and the character of his subjects through bold brushwork and subtle details. The painting is currently housed at the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas.