One of his most unmistakeable works is the Paris Street, Rainy Day (1877), which can be found at the Art Institute of Chicago.
One of the foremost Impressionist painters, Caillebotte is often wrongfully overshadowed by his contemporaries, though the last decade has brought about several exhibits dedicated to the artist. Independently wealthy, Caillebotte financed the Impressionist art shows, purchased works from his peers, and even helped his friend Monet out of a few financial binds. One of his most unmistakeable works is the Paris Street, Rainy Day (1877), which can be found at the Art Institute of Chicago.