Gustave 1848 1894 Collection
Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894) was a French painter and member of the Impressionist movement
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Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894) was a French painter and member of the Impressionist movement. His works captured everyday scenes with meticulous detail and a unique perspective. In "The Floor Scrapers" (1875), Caillebotte showcased his ability to depict laborious tasks, highlighting the dignity in manual work. "Boulevard Seen from Above" (1880) offered viewers an aerial view of bustling city life, capturing the energy and vibrancy of Parisian streets. With "Tree in Blossom" (1882), Caillebotte demonstrated his skill in portraying nature's beauty, using delicate brushstrokes to capture the essence of springtime. "Dahlias: The Garden at Petit Gennevilliers" (1893) revealed Caillebotte's love for gardening, as he painted vibrant flowers blooming in a serene garden setting. In "Chemin montant" (1881), Caillebotte depicted a winding path leading up a hillside, inviting viewers to embark on their own journey through this picturesque landscape. "The Piano Lesson" (1881) showcased Caillebotte's interest in interior scenes, capturing an intimate moment between a teacher and student with great sensitivity. Caillebotte also had a fascination with water sports as seen in "Regates à Argenteuil" (1893). This painting portrayed sailboats gliding gracefully across the river Seine, showcasing his ability to capture movement and atmosphere. His passion for horticulture is evident once again in "Orchidées dans la serre du Petit Gennevilliers" (1893), where he depicted exotic orchids thriving inside a greenhouse. Caillebotte frequently returned to familiar subjects such as riverside scenes like "La Seine à Argenteuil, bateaux au mouillage" (1883). Here he captured boats moored along the riverbank, showcasing his ability to capture the play of light on water.