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A couple share an umbrella on a wet Paris crossroads — his top hat and dark overcoat, her veiled hat and pearl earring — with a green cast-iron lamppost behind them, pale Haussmann blocks fading into the drizzle and a man pushing a red-wheeled handcart at the left. Gustave Caillebotte painted it in 1877.
The figures and shopfronts come together well before the road does: wet grey cobbles fill the bottom half of the picture. Finished size 63.5 x 50.8cm.
The muted, rainy palette with large areas of grey cobblestones and similarly toned buildings creates difficulty, though the foreground figures provide anchoring detail.



















