Gustave Caillebotte's 'Villas at Trouville' (c. 1880–1884) depicts the seaside villas of the fashionable Normandy resort Trouville beneath a bright, breezy sky. Caillebotte — best known for his structured Parisian streetscapes — here loosens his style toward a freer Impressionism, capturing the weekend leisure culture that the new railway had made accessible to the Parisian middle class. The canvas is in the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Exhibition Venue

Cleveland Museum of Art

Cleveland, United States