Frédéric Anatole Houbron Prints – Paris Streets & Markets
Frédéric Anatole Houbron prints explore Paris through markets, narrow streets, riverside work and passing transport. Familiar buildings share the view with small activities and the changing fabric of the city. Browse unframed prints, framed prints and canvas panels, with related places in Paris wall art and cityscape prints.
The market from within
The Marché des Enfants-Rouges, Rue de Bretagne follows a covered aisle past stalls, flowers and figures under the receding roof. The view gives ordinary trade as much attention as the structure around it. Other market subjects change the weather, angle and part of the setting that comes into view.
Construction beside the Seine
Construction Work on the Pont Alexandre III opens across the river from a broad quay, with temporary structures and small figures along the water. Other works follow demolition, rebuilding and historic buildings at different stages. These scenes make the city’s changing spaces part of the subject. Browse architectural prints for other views of built environments.
Transport and the active street
Double-Decker Trams in an Avenue in Paris brings vehicles, pedestrians and tall buildings together along a tree-lined route. Smaller details give activity to the view without losing the street’s overall shape. Other works turn into narrower lanes, courtyards and quieter corners of the city.
Related artists and collections
Compare the Paris streets of Eugène Galien-Laloue, the public encounters of Jean Béraud and the quieter settings of Stanislas Lépine. Our Paris collection offers further buildings, neighbourhoods and viewpoints.
Read more in our guide to Eugène Galien-Laloue’s Paris paintings.