Portrait de Georges Roman 1879

"Portrait de Georges Roman" is a painting created by Gustave Caillebotte in 1879, known for his Impressionist style. The artwork portrays Georges Roman, a friend of the artist, seated in a plush armchair. The use of bold brushstrokes and a subdued palette creates a sense of depth and intimacy. The subject's pose and the contrasting light and dark tones contribute to a sense of realism. Caillebotte's innovative perspective and focus on everyday life set him apart from other Impressionists. This painting exemplifies the Impressionist movement, which emphasized capturing the fleeting beauty of everyday life.