Edouard Manet: Women Drinking Beer Print

Capture the spirit of 1860s Paris with this elegant print of Édouard Manet’s Women Drinking Beer.

In a period when the city thrived as Europe’s cultural capital, Parisians flocked to the riverbanks, racetracks, cafés, and theatres. Manet, a key figure in the Parisian café-society, drew inspiration from scenes of everyday life — and Women Drinking Beer is no exception.

Though painted in the artist’s studio with posed models, the composition reflects the modernity and shifting social norms of the time. Once considered a working-class drink, beer had become fashionable in the Paris of Manet’s day — and here, it becomes a subtle symbol of urban sophistication and evolving lifestyles.

This high-quality reproduction is printed on premium art paper, faithfully capturing the subtle tones and textures of the original. A striking piece of French art history, it brings charm, culture, and conversation to any space.