Norbert Goeneutte (1889)

Norbert Goeneutte: An Elegant Lady on a Balcony

  

 Norbert Goeneutte: Anna Goeneutte Wearing a Beret

  

Norbert Goeneutte: Reine Goeneutte Washing the Young Jean Guerard in the Artist's Studio

Reader in the Garden (1884)

Norbert Goeneutte: Reader in the Garden

Norbert Goeneutte (1881)

 Norbert Goeneutte: Children Playing at the Beach

  

Norbert Goeneutte: Les Halles de Paris

La Soupe du Matin (1880)

Norbert Goeneutte: La Soupe du Matin

Showing distribution of soup to poor people - basically a soup kitchen.

The Boulevard de Clichy under Snow (1876)

Norbert Goeneutte: The Boulevard de Clichy under Snow

Goeneutte painted this snowy scene at the age of only twenty-two. At the time he lived very close to the Boulevard de Clichy in Paris, and he was to make a number of paintings and etchings of the buildings and people on this busy thoroughfare. The painting can be seen as a quiet celebration of the metropolitan elegance of Paris, but its title shows that Goeneutte saw the wintry weather as important element in the composition. The artist admired Manet and was a friend of Renoir in this period. In later years, however, his choice of subjects and style were both relatively traditional. [Tate]