Le marché des fleurs (1880)
Technique: Giclée quality print
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Victor Gabriel Gilbert's "Le marché des fleurs" (1880) invites us into the bustling atmosphere of a vibrant Parisian flower market, masterfully capturing a moment where commerce and beauty collide. The painting illustrates a lively scene set against the urban backdrop, filled with a diverse array of individuals—from elegant ladies in elaborate dresses and hats to vendors tending their colorful stalls.Gilbert's artwork is rich in detail and color, offering a snapshot of daily life with a palpable sense of immediacy. The foreground is dominated by an abundance of flowers, each bloom painted with delicate care that highlights their natural beauty. Men and women mingle and negotiate over prices, adding a dynamic human element. A lady in a striking red hat stands at the center, drawing the viewer's eye as a focal point amidst the floral abundance.This painting not only showcases Gilbert’s skill in depicting intricate detail and vibrant scenes but also serves as a historical document that chronicles the social interactions and fashion of a bygone era.
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Victor Gabriel Gilbert was a French painter known mainly for his scenes of Paris. Studied with Viktor Adams (1801–1866), then with Charles Busson (1822–1908). in 1889 he was awarded a silver medal by the Societe Artistes Français, and in 1926 - Bonnat bonus.