Gustave Caillebotte
Gustave Caillebotte was born Aug 19 1848 BirthParis, France.
Died Febr 21 1894 deathGenneviliers.
Categories: Impressionism Painting
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Paris Street; Rainy Day, 1877
This classic Impressionist painting portrays a scene of fashionable leisure. The artist´s brother Martial, in straw hat and purple slippers, and their young cousin Zoë, dressed in striped chiffon and red boots, relax in a garden at the family villa outside Paris…
View from a Balcony, 1888
Elève de Léon Bonnat, Gustave Caillebotte participe à la deuxième exposition impressionniste dès 1876. Comme ses amis impressionnistes, il est fasciné par la simplicité des sujets modernes et de plein air…
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