Victor Gabriel Gilbert
1847–1933 · French · 30 artworks
RealismDetailed depictions of everyday lifeCapturing the atmosphere of Parisian marketsUse of light and shadow to create depthRealistic portrayal of figures and facesVibrant color palettes
artist bio
Victor Gabriel Gilbert was a French painter known for his realistic depictions of Parisian street life, particularly market scenes and flower vendors. He captured the energy and vibrancy of everyday life in Paris with a keen eye for detail and a warm, inviting style.
what you'll learn
Studying Gilbert's work allows students to understand the principles of Realism, focusing on accurate representation and capturing the essence of everyday life. Students can learn about composition, color palettes, and how to depict bustling scenes with numerous figures.
30 artworks
The lower market
1881
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Gardening
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Market day
1881
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Haymaking
1880
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The place of the trinity
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The market at Halles
1880
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Place du Palais Royal, Rainy Day
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Young woman in the flower garden
1885
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Christmas morning
1900
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Precaution
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Young women at the market
1878
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Young children in a poppy field
1920
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Winter bouquets
1886
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Flower market
1885
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Offering a flower to a child
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Dance show
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Afternoon tea in the public garden
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The Flower Market
1880
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Laying the table
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Flower vendor before the Madeline church in Paris
1900
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The flower seller
1885
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Flower seller making a bouquet
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The young flower seller
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Parisian market at night
1915
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The cooks
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A flower seller on les Grands Boulevards, Paris
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The ball, one elegant evening
1890
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A Parisian flower market
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The vegetable market
1878
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Busy street scene in Paris; flower vendors
1890
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