Norman Landscape

Impressionism

The story

Nothing is left of Caillebotte's garden at Petit Gennevilliers. Back then, it could go toe to toe with Monet's, just a few miles down the same river. Caillebotte would sail over to Giverny and the two of them would spend the whole day together. Not talking about painting. Talking about dahlias, soil and what to plant where.

This is the "wild garden"

Movement
Impressionism
Artist
Gustave Caillebotte

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