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Gustave Caillebotte captured a scene of bourgeois leisure in this painting of men playing billiards. The green baize table dominates the composition while players lean and aim their cue sticks. Caillebotte's precise perspective creates a sense of being in the room.
The artist often painted scenes of modern Parisian life, from street sweepers to leisure activities. His approach combined Impressionist color with more traditional draftsmanship. This work remains in a private collection.
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