Place de la Concorde by GALIEN LALOUE, signed by his psedudonym, Liévin

An oil on canvas, Place de la concorde sous la pluie by GALIEN LALOUE, signed by his psedudonym, Liévin.

GALIEN-LALOUE Eugène or Gallien-Laloue pseudo¬nymes: Liévin, J. Liévin, Eugène Dupuy, L. Dupuy, Galiany, M. Lenoir

Born in December 1854 in Paris. Died April 18, 1941 in Chérence (Val-d'Oise). 19th-20th centuries. French.

Painter of genre scenes, military subjects, animated landscapes, cityscapes, gouache painter, watercolorist.

Endowed with great facility, he had a very abundant production, especially in gouache and in works of small formats, which represented almost exclusively the most picturesque points of Paris, especially the Grands-Boulevards.

At the beginning of the century, he enjoyed a certain reputation, known at the time as "happy", for omnibuses and carriages, evoking exactly the atmosphere of the Paris of 1900.
The work of this artist has retained at least a documentary value,

BIBLIOGR. David Klein: Edouard Certes and Eugène Galien-Laloue, Los Angeles, 1993.

MUSEUMS : LOUVIERS (Mus. des Beaux-Arts) - MULHOUSE - LA ROCHELLE (Mus. des Beaux-Arts) PARIS