His most well-known works include Paris Stree t; Rainy Day, The Floor Scrapers, and View of Rooftops (Snow Effect), all of which are powerfully evocative and poignantly bear witness to 19th-century Paris.
Though Gustave Caillebotte painted as a hobby and was sometimes—wrongfully—considered to be an amateur, art historians now willingly qualify him as an original and bold artist. His most well-known works include Paris Stree t; Rainy Day, The Floor Scrapers, and View of Rooftops (Snow Effect), all of which are powerfully evocative and poignantly bear witness to 19th-century Paris. An exhibition of 80 works was dedicated to this artist in the first half of 2016 at the Giverny museum.