Eugène GALIEN-LALOUE (1854-1941). The quays of the Seine in front of Notre-Dame. Watercolor gouache signed lower left. Sight: Height : 18 cm - Width : 30 cm Note: Eugène Galien-Laloue was an emblematic painter of Belle Époque Paris. Galien-Laloue captured the hustle and bustle of Paris' quays and Parisian boulevards. His pictorial style, with a sensibility close to Impressionism, favors the use of gouache gouache to capture the liveliness of urban scenes. urban scenes. The artist is also known for having worked under several pseudonyms pseudonyms, sometimes in homage to other painters - such as sometimes in homage to other painters - such as "L. Dupuy" -, sometimes in order to conclude contracts with different dealers, notably under the names of "Liévin" or "Galiany". Today, his works can be found in several public collections collections, including the Musée Carnavalet in Paris, as well as Louviers, La Rochelle and Mulhouse museums.