Gustave Caillebotte The Man Who Made It Bigger

You know Monet. You know Renoir. Caillebotte paid their rent, funded their exhibitions, bought their paintings. Without him, impressionism probably doesn't make it. But money was the smallest part of it. He believed in them. Defended them. Loved them. And he painted some of the most precise, ahead of its time work of the entire movement. We've been sleeping on him. These paintings are a starting point.