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Paris Train Stations by Eugene Galien Laloue

Paris Train Stations by Eugene Galien Laloue

The Railways first appeared in England at the beginning of the 19th century and expander rapidly in France.
By 1860 the French trains were carrying up to five-hundred tons of goods.

 

Galien Laloue liked to walk anonymously and execute rough sketches in the street.

Galien-Laloue works - Paris Train Stations

 

 

 

 

Here are a few different paintings of the Gare de l’Est with the general stone at the corner and the figures looking more or less lively, depending on the rainy, dry or snowy weather: an opportunity for Galien Laloue to work differently each time.

Galien-Laloue works - Paris Train Stations
  Galien-Laloue works - Paris Train Stations

« One can enter Paris through one of fifty-one gates or one of four posterns when coming from the few villages located on the outskirts of the city and by one of twelve railway stations when arriving from anywhere else in the world.
Hence the stations are the real gateways to Paris.
The other entries are just secondary entrances uses by farmers, quarrymen a few out-dated messengers and by all those who can commute by horse. »

Léon Say

Galien-Laloue works - Paris Train Stations
 

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