Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894):
Berthe Morisot (1841-95):
'View from the Balcony', ca. 1872
link
Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894):
'Rue Halevy Balcony View'
link
Jean-Louis Forain
(1852-1931):'Young Woman on the Balcony, in Profile', ca.1900
link
Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894):
'The Man on the Balcony'
3 comments:
All these nice paintings may take place in Paris. ;-)
I love the work of Berthe Morisot in a highly macho world of the arts as then, is a delight to see emerge is a women's work with such grace. One of the Fauves who have a passion (I love the Fauves). Just a curiosity: she was the granddaughter of the painter Fragonard Rococo Jean'Honoré.
Dsata, I think you are right! I've never been to Paris, so I don't recognize any of the buildings...but I think it is very likely that they are from Paris!
Marcus...Berthe Morisot was such a wonderful artist; and it reminds me that I have to blog more of her work. I didn't know she was the granddaughter of Fragonard Rococo Jean'Honoré. Thanks for telling me!!
Post a Comment