Hardcover • 220 pages • Illustrated throughout in color
A richly illustrated monograph on Gustave Caillebotte (1848–1894), once known as the “forgotten man” of Impressionism and now celebrated as one of its most original and compelling figures. This volume traces his life and work with scholarly depth, featuring full-color reproductions of his most important paintings, working drawings, and contemporary critical responses to his art.
With its large-format design and over 200 pages, the book captures both the intimacy of Caillebotte’s domestic interiors and the striking modernity of his Parisian street scenes. An essential study that restores his place within the Impressionist movement, combining historical context with stunning visual presentation.
