One of his works depicts Father Magloire in a blue shirt and sandals walking down a sandy road.  He depicted a series of kayaks near the location of his family property at Yerres, though his later work centered on Paris, where he created a number of paintings of snowy rooftops.  Near his death he focused primarily on his garden, painting Dahlias, the Garden at Petit-Gennevilliers, while his early work includes painting urban toil as in The Housepainters and The Floor-Scrapers. His best known piece, which is at the Art Institute of Chicago, depicts a number of his impressionist friends and numerous folks carrying umbre
One of his works depicts Father Magloire in a blue shirt and sandals walking down a sandy road.  He depicted a series of kayaks near the location of his family property at Yerres, though his later work centered on Paris, where he created a number of paintings of snowy rooftops.  Near his death he focused primarily on his garden, painting Dahlias, the Garden at Petit-Gennevilliers, while his early work includes painting urban toil as in The Housepainters and The Floor-Scrapers. His best known piece, which is at the Art Institute of Chicago, depicts a number of his impressionist friends and numerous folks carrying umbrellas. FTP, name this artist of Paris Street, Rainy Day.
One of his works depicts Father Magloire in a blue shirt and sandals walking down a sandy road.  
Gustave Caillebotte