Garden at Trouville
1882 Minneapolis Institute of Art
About this artwork
This oil painting captures a sun-drenched garden scene, featuring a prominent fruit tree in the foreground and a dense line of foliage and trees stretching into the background. It is a prime example of Caillebotte's landscape work.
Did you know?
Gustave Caillebotte, an often overlooked Impressionist, was not only a painter but also a passionate horticulturist and boat builder. His gardens, like the one depicted here, were frequent subjects, reflecting his deep love for nature and his meticulous eye for capturing light and atmosphere, even earning him the nickname "the bourgeois Impressionist" due to his comfortable background and ability to support his fellow artists.
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Garden at Trouville
Gustave Caillebotte, 1882
