The Boulevard Montmartre at Night
1897
フランス印象派を代表する画家。 仲間内で最年長であり、その面倒見の良さから「印象派の父」として多くの画家に慕われた。
On the rain-slicked pavement, the pale glow of electric lights mingled with the warm gaslight from shopfronts, vibrantly reflecting the Parisian night scene.
A bustling boulevard scene, viewed from a hotel room where the artist was staying, with carriages and people constantly passing by.
However, at the time this painting was created, the painter Pissarro, in his late sixties, was facing a great challenge.
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