Louis Marie de Schryver Prints – Paris Flower Sellers & Street Life
Louis Marie de Schryver prints place flowers within the life of the Paris street: baskets, market stalls and passing figures share the setting with façades and shopfronts. Still lifes bring the same attention indoors. Explore the collection alongside Paris wall art and still life prints.
Flowers gathered at pavement level
A Flower Seller on the Champs-Élysées shows a seller bending towards baskets of blooms beside a standing customer in pink. Pale buildings and leafy trees open the background. The low flowers and upright figures create different levels of activity, with small colour accents connecting the foreground to the broader street.
A display beneath the awning
Flower Seller, Rainy Day brings customers close to a dense arrangement of flowers beside a wet-looking street. Pale clothing and dark coats stand out against the varied blossoms. The shopfront gives the group shelter and a defined edge, contrasting with the more open pavement of the outdoor seller scenes.
The market’s subjects brought together
Still Life with Fruits and Flowers gathers pale flowers, grapes and cut fruit against a deep warm background. The overlapping forms fill most of the surface, with little surrounding space. Compared with the street scenes, the arrangement concentrates the colour and texture of flowers and produce without the distraction of passing figures.
Related artists and collections
For related Paris subjects, compare Eugène Galien-Laloue and Luigi Loir. Explore flower sellers in Paul Gustav Fischer, then follow Paris wall art for other streets and markets. The still life collection develops the closer arrangements of flowers, fruit and vessels.
Read more in our guide to Louis Marie de Schryver.


































