Watercolor, Les Champs Elysée à la belle Epoque by Georges STEIN
Watercolor, Les Champs Elysée à la belle Epoque by Georges STEIN
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Georges Stein (1864-1917)
Born and raised in Paris, Georges Stein studied at the Beaux-Arts in Paris, where he worked in the studios of renowned artists such as Jules Lefebvre and Gustave Boulanger.
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He belonged to the generation of artists who depicted the streets of Belle Époque Paris, such as Galien-Laloue and Jean Béraud, who had a strong influence on his painting.
He was present at all the major Salons of his time, winning over critics and collectors alike, and winning medals.
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| Dimensions | 64 × 51 cm |
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Here, Georges Stein presents the Avenue du Bois leading to the Arc de Triomphe. It's a view that he painted many times, as it is prey to the common bustle of the Grand Boulevards that so appealed to the artist.
Imbued with spontaneity, dynamism and movement, Georges Stein gives the viewer the sensation of participating in the scene being observed.
The perspective splits the scene in two, drawing us into its atmosphere. The car almost jumps out of the picture, giving us a sensation of unbridled speed.