Eugène Galien-Laloue Prints – Paris Streets & Landmarks
Eugène Galien-Laloue prints follow Paris through busy boulevards, riverside quays, snowy squares and familiar landmarks. Small figures, street traffic and changing weather make each place part of an inhabited city. Browse unframed prints, framed prints and canvas panels, with further views in Paris wall art and cityscape prints.
The landmark within the moving street
Arc de Triomphe in the Fall sets the monument above traffic and pedestrians, with autumn trees framing the approach. The people give scale and activity to the large architectural form. Other landmark subjects include stations, gates and well-known public buildings seen from the surrounding streets. Explore architectural art for related urban subjects.
Snow in the public square
Figures in the Snow, Place de la Concorde brings pedestrians onto pale ground beneath the distant obelisk. Warm touches around the buildings contrast with the colder foreground. For a broader look at these city subjects, read the existing guide to Galien-Laloue’s Paris views.
Notre-Dame and the riverside view
The Flower Lady at Notre-Dame places the cathedral above a small street-level encounter beside the river. Other works follow the Louvre quays, bridges and passing figures along the Seine. These riverside scenes offer a different pace from the broad boulevard subjects.
Related artists and collections
Compare Paris in Jean Béraud, the urban landscapes of Luigi Loir and the quieter river views of Stanislas Lépine. Our Paris collection allows landmarks and neighbourhoods to be explored across artists.
Read more in our guide to Eugène Galien-Laloue.


















































































































