Gustave Caillebotte

impressionism

Caillebotte Paintings 1848 - 1894 France, Impressionist Painter

Norman Landscape, 1884

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OIL PAINTING: Norman Landscape, 1884
Like many of his colleagues, Caillebotte not only depicted urban scenes, portraits and interior views, Caillebotte painted still lifes, landscapes and seascapes as well. Caillebotte produced countless country scenes ( Norman Landscape ) , often working together with his fellow artists. Even in the country, however, nature competed with industrialization. Caillebotte emphasizes the dire effects in Factories at Aregenteuil, where his austere image is at odds with the Impres-sionist's lyrical view of nature.