Streets in Art

painting by A. Altamura

painting by Lambert Nollé

painting by F. Séguin

painting by Édouard Vuillard

painting by Axel Stephansen

painting by Axel Stephansen

painting by Hippolyte Casimir Gourse

verso of painting by Paul Pascal

painting by Anders Zorn

painting by Axel Stephansen (Oslo Museum, OB.01314)

painting by Axel Stephansen

painting by Axel Stephansen (Oslo Museum, OB.01321)

painting by Axel Stephansen

painting by Axel Stephansen

painting by Axel Stephansen

painting by Axel Stephansen

painting by August Macke

Lady Godiva is an 1897 oil-on-canvas painting by English artist John Collier, who worked in the style of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. The portrayal of Lady Godiva and her well-known but apocryphal ride through Coventry, England, is held in Coventry's Herbert Art Gallery and Museum.

This painting by Paul Cézanne depicts a crossroad in Auvers-sur-Oise, featuring a tree, houses, and a street. The scene captures the rural landscape with a sense of tranquility and everyday life.

The Charge is a historical painting by André Devambez depicting a dramatic scene of a police charge through a crowded Parisian street at night. The artwork captures the chaos and tension of the moment, with a mix of people, carriages, and horses in the foreground, set against the backdrop of a dimly lit urban environment. The painting is part of the Musée d'Orsay collection, showcasing Devambez's skill in portraying dynamic movement and the atmosphere of a bustling city.

This painting depicts the arrest of Charlotte Corday, a historical figure known for her role in the French Revolution. Alfred Dehodencq's work captures the dramatic moment of her capture, with a focus on the tension and emotions of the scene. The composition includes elements such as a crowd, a sword, and a house, reflecting the historical context of the event.

L'Averse is a painting by Paul Sérusier depicting a rainy scene in Brittany. The work captures the atmospheric mood of a street scene with a woman holding an umbrella, set against a square in the coastal town of Huelgoat. The painting is notable for its expressive use of color and light, characteristic of the Pont-Aven School.

Camille Pissarro's painting depicts the Church of Saint-Jacques in Dieppe, France. The artwork captures the architectural details of the church and its surroundings, showcasing the bustling urban scene with elements like the square and street mentioned in the tags. Created in 1901, this Impressionist piece reflects Pissarro's style of capturing light and atmosphere in urban settings.

This painting by Étienne Moreau-Nélaton depicts a reception scene where a prefect is being greeted. The composition includes elements such as a flag, a house, and a street, suggesting a formal setting. The artwork captures the atmosphere of a state visit, highlighting the ceremonial aspects of the event.

Rue Douarnenez is a painting by Odilon Redon depicting a street scene in the coastal town of Douarnenez, France. The artwork captures the serene and dreamlike atmosphere of the seaside town with its characteristic blend of realism and symbolic elements. Redon's style is evident in the soft, flowing lines and the ethereal quality of the scene, which reflects his interest in both the natural world and the mystical.

This painting by Maxime Maufra depicts the Downward Street in Locronan, showcasing a charming village scene with houses, a church, trees, and a sky filled with clouds. The artwork captures the serene atmosphere of the French countryside, highlighting the architectural details and natural elements of the village.

This painting by Camille Pissarro depicts a village street scene in Louveciennes, capturing the charm of a small French town. The artwork showcases Pissarro's skill in capturing light and atmosphere, with a focus on the architectural details and daily life of the village. It is housed in the Manchester Art Gallery.

Lady Godiva is an 1890 history painting by the French artist Jules Joseph Lefebvre. It depicts the eleventh century Anglo-Saxon noblewoman Lady Godiva riding naked through the streets of Coventry in the English Midlands. Godiva is portrayed riding side saddle through deserted streets, the inhabitants having gone indoors to respect her modesty. The model for the work was likely Sarah Brown who appeared in other paintings by the artist.

Lady Godiva is an 1850 history painting by the British artist Marshall Claxton. It depicts the eleventh century Anglo-Saxon noblewoman Lady Godiva, shortly before her naked horseback ride through the streets of Coventry. It shows Godiva about to mount her horse to in protest against her husband's policies.

This painting by Camille Pissarro captures the bustling boulevard Montmartre in Paris during a winter morning. The scene features a mix of urban elements such as buildings, roads, and carriages, all rendered in Pissarro's characteristic Impressionist style. The painting is housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

This painting by Alfred Sisley depicts the Church of Notre-Dame in Moret-sur-Loing under bright sunlight. The scene captures the architectural details of the church and the surrounding landscape, showcasing Sisley's skill in capturing light and atmosphere.

Karl Johan is a painting by Edvard Munch created in 1885. The work depicts a scene along Karl Johan Street in Oslo, Norway, capturing the urban landscape with elements such as the Royal Palace, Studenterlunden, and a horsecar. The painting reflects Munch's interest in cityscapes and the interplay of light and shadow in urban settings.

Music on the Karl Johan Street is a painting by Edvard Munch depicting a lively scene of a marching band performing on Karl Johan Street in Zurich. The artwork captures the energy of the street with its vibrant colors and dynamic composition, showcasing Munch's unique style of expressing emotion through visual elements.

This painting by André Devambez depicts a scene from the Paris Commune of 1871, focusing on the barricades erected by revolutionaries in the streets of Paris. The artwork captures the tension and determination of the people involved in the uprising, with elements such as weapons, barricades, and the urban setting of Paris playing prominent roles.

This painting by Jean-Louis-Ernest Meissonier depicts a scene from the June Days Uprising in Paris in 1848. It shows a barricade on rue de la Mortellerie, with figures of revolutionaries and the aftermath of the uprising, capturing the intense and dramatic atmosphere of the historical event.

This painting by Edward Lamson Henry depicts Saint George's Church in New York, showcasing its architectural details and surrounding urban environment. The artwork captures the church's prominent presence amidst the cityscape, with elements of street life and carriages adding to the scene's vibrancy.

This watercolor by Émile Appay depicts the village of Falaise, capturing its charming streets and the expansive sky above. The artwork showcases the serene beauty of the French countryside, with intricate details highlighting the architectural elements and natural surroundings.

Place de Clichy is a painting by Paul Signac created in 1888. It depicts the bustling Place de Clichy in Paris, showcasing the vibrant urban scene with elements such as carriages, buildings, and the Monument to Maréchal Moncey. The artwork reflects the artist's pointillist technique, capturing the lively atmosphere of the city streets.

This 19th-century painting by David Johnson captures the bustling scene at Bowling Green in New York City. The artwork features a variety of elements including trees, a flag, people, horses, and buildings, all set against a sky with clouds. It provides a glimpse into the urban landscape and daily life of the area during the mid-1800s.

This painting by Étienne Bouhot depicts the bustling street scene of Saint-Germain de Charonne in Paris. The composition includes a variety of elements such as a horse, a flag of France, people walking on the sidewalk, a dog, a sentry box, a tree, and a clock face, capturing the lively atmosphere of the area in 1836.

Music in the Vlaanderenstraat is a 1891 painting by James Ensor depicting a street scene in the Vlaanderenstraat, a street in Antwerp. The painting features a musician playing a violin, with a Belgian flag prominently displayed in the background, capturing the lively atmosphere of the area.

This painting by Camille Pissarro depicts a street scene in Pontoise, France. The composition includes a woman, trees, buildings, and a sidewalk, capturing the urban atmosphere of the town in 1875.

This painting by Camille Pissarro depicts a street scene in Pontoise, France. The artwork captures the quiet charm of the Rue de Gisors, showcasing the artist's impressionist style with its vibrant colors and loose brushwork. The scene includes a cobblestone road, a row of buildings, and a few figures walking along the sidewalk, creating a sense of everyday life in a French town.

Rue L´Hermitage is a painting by Camille Pissarro depicting a street scene in Paris. The work captures the urban landscape with a focus on the architecture and daily life, characteristic of Pissarro's Impressionist style. Created between 1866 and 1868, the painting showcases the bustling city streets and the interplay of light and shadow.

This painting by Camille Pissarro depicts a street scene in Pontoise, capturing the bustling urban life with elements such as a woman, tree, and house. The artwork showcases the Impressionist style with its focus on light and color.

This painting by Camille Pissarro depicts a bustling street scene in Pontoise, France, capturing the everyday life of the town in 1879. The artwork showcases the architectural details of the buildings, the cobblestone streets, and the presence of pedestrians and horse-drawn wagons.

The Yellow House, alternatively named The Street, is an 1888 oil painting by the 19th-century Dutch Post-Impressionist painter Vincent van Gogh. The painting depicts the yellow house in Arles, France, which was van Gogh's home and studio during his time there. The scene includes a street, trees, and a sky, capturing the vibrant atmosphere of the Provençal town.

This painting by Frances Anne Hopkins depicts a street scene in Montreal, showcasing a mix of architectural elements and everyday life. The composition includes a woman, a cart, and a house, set against a clear sky, capturing the essence of urban surroundings in the 19th century.

This painting by Pieter Cornelis Dommersen depicts a bustling street scene in a Dutch town from 1878. The composition showcases a variety of architectural elements including buildings, a city gate, and a fountain, with a detailed bas-relief on a nearby wall. The scene also includes a timepiece and a bell tower, suggesting the presence of a public square. Figures of men and women can be seen interacting with the environment, adding a sense of life and activity to the otherwise static urban setting.

This painting by Pieter Cornelis Dommersen depicts a street scene in the Dutch town of Winschoten. The composition showcases a charming urban setting with a church building, houses, and a bell tower, all set against a sky filled with clouds. The scene includes a market area, a sidewalk, and figures such as a man and a woman, adding life to the otherwise quiet street. A broom suggests the presence of maintenance or cleaning activities.

This painting by Pieter Cornelis Dommersen depicts the Jewish Quarter in Amsterdam, capturing the urban landscape with its narrow streets, traditional houses, and the daily life of its inhabitants. The scene includes a man, woman, child, and a dog, suggesting a bustling community, while the sky and birds add a sense of atmosphere to the scene.

Gateparti is a 1922 painting by Anders Svarstad depicting a scene in the Norwegian city of Oslo. The artwork captures the urban landscape of Kampen district, featuring notable streets such as Kampengata, Normannsgata, and Norderhovgata. It showcases the architectural and social elements of the area, including the Kampen School, which is prominently featured in the composition.

This painting by Władysław Ślewiński depicts Lubelska Street in Kazimierz Dolny, showcasing the urban landscape of the town. The artwork captures the architectural details of the buildings along the street, offering a glimpse into the local environment during the early 20th century.

This painting by Roman Kramsztyk depicts a small street in Collioure, a coastal town in southern France. The artwork captures the charming architecture and scenic views of the area, showcasing the artist's interest in urban landscapes.

painting by Karl Edvard Diriks (Oslo Museum, OB.05855)

The Arrival of a Stage-coach in the Courtyard of the Messageries is a painting by Louis-Léopold Boilly depicting a bustling scene of a stagecoach arriving at a courtyard. The composition includes various figures such as a Voyageur, a military officer, and a dog, along with elements like a hen and a house, suggesting a lively urban environment. Created in 1803, the work captures the dynamic interaction between people and the stagecoach, reflecting the transportation and social aspects of the time.

In the Mist is a painting by Marie Bashkirtseff, created in 1882. The artwork depicts a foggy urban scene with elements such as streets, buildings, and streetlights. A horse is also present in the composition, adding a sense of movement amidst the misty atmosphere. The painting captures the quiet, mysterious ambiance of a city during a foggy morning.

Max Liebermann's 1920 painting captures the serene streets of Wannsee, a district in Berlin. The artwork features a quiet residential street lined with trees, offering a peaceful view of the urban landscape. The painting reflects Liebermann's style of capturing everyday scenes with a focus on light and atmosphere.

Claude Monet's painting captures the bustling street scene of Rue Montorgueil in Paris on June 30, 1878, celebrating Bastille Day. The artwork features a lively crowd, the French flag, and vibrant city architecture against a cloudy sky, reflecting the festive atmosphere of the occasion.

Rue de la Chaussée in Argenteuil or A Square in Argenteuil is an 1872 painting by Alfred Sisley, now in the Musée d'Orsay, where it has hung since 1986. It was left to the French state in 1906 by Étienne Moreau-Nélaton, who had bought it earlier that year from François Depeaux's collection via the art dealer Georges Petit.

Vincent van Gogh's painting depicts the Restaurant de la Sirène in Asnières, a small town near Paris. The artwork captures the bustling atmosphere of the establishment, with its long gallery and street scenes, reflecting van Gogh's characteristic use of vibrant colors and dynamic brushwork.

This architectural painting by Johan Rohde depicts a street scene in Ribe, Denmark. The artwork captures the charm of a small town with its historic buildings and cobblestone streets, showcasing Rohde's skill in capturing the essence of everyday life in a Danish coastal town.

This architectural painting by Hilmar Riberholt depicts a street scene in Ribe, showcasing the town's historic buildings and urban layout. The artwork captures the essence of the Danish town's architecture, offering a glimpse into its cultural and historical significance.

Piques, 1860 is a historical painting by Henrique Manzo depicting a scene from 1860. The artwork captures a bustling urban setting with elements such as a drinking fountain, a monument, and a street scene, reflecting the social and architectural characteristics of the 19th century.

This historical painting by Alfredo Norfini depicts a plantation in Campinas, Brazil, showcasing traditional rural life in the 19th century. The scene includes a house, horse, and workers in traditional attire, set against a mountainous landscape.

This historical painting by Alfredo Norfini depicts a street scene from 1858. The composition features a balcony, a house, and a church building, capturing the architectural essence of the era. The artwork provides a glimpse into the urban landscape of São Paulo during the mid-19th century.

This historical painting by José Canella Filho depicts a panoramic view of Guaratinguetá in 1835. The scene includes a river, hills, a church, and a town street, capturing the landscape and architecture of the region during the 19th century.

This historical painting by Benedito Calixto depicts the old courtyard of the Santos Prison, capturing the colonial architecture and atmosphere of 19th-century Santos. The artwork showcases the former town hall and prison complex, highlighting its historical significance as a site of colonial-era justice and incarceration.

This historical painting by Benedito Calixto depicts a street scene in 19th-century São Paulo, Brazil. The artwork captures the bustling urban landscape of the time, featuring a slope lined with buildings, houses, and stone structures. Horses and carts are visible, offering a glimpse into the daily life and architecture of the era.

This historical painting by Benedito Calixto depicts the street scene of Rua da Constituição in São Paulo, Brazil, capturing the urban landscape of the late 19th century. The artwork showcases the architectural details of the area, including the Antiga Igreja de São Bento and other notable buildings, providing a glimpse into the city's historical development.

This historical painting by Benedito Calixto depicts the street Rua da Cruz Preta in Quintino Bocaiuva, São Paulo, Brazil, as it appeared in 1862. The artwork captures the urban landscape of the time, featuring buildings, streets, and architectural elements characteristic of the 19th-century Brazilian cityscape.

This painting by Oscar Pereira da Silva depicts a covered bridge in Cubatão, Brazil, with a serene landscape featuring trees, a river, and a small boat. The scene includes a hill in the background, clouds, and a variety of architectural elements, capturing the historical and natural beauty of the area.

This historical painting by Bertha Worms depicts the street scene of Rua Tabatinguera in São Paulo around 1860. The artwork captures the urban landscape of the city during the 19th century, showcasing architectural details and daily life in the area.

Boulevard Montmartre, Mardi Gras by Camille Pissarro is part of a series depicting different times of the day and seasons on the Boulevard Montmartre in Paris. The painting captures the lively atmosphere of Mardi Gras with its vibrant street scene, showcasing Pissarro's Impressionist style. It is currently exhibited at the Armand Hammer Museum in Los Angeles, California.

This historical painting by Benedito Calixto depicts a street scene in 19th-century Brazil. The composition shows a bustling urban area with a mix of architectural elements and everyday life, featuring a man and woman walking along a cobbled street flanked by buildings with ornate facades. The sky above is clear and bright, adding to the sense of a lively, historic cityscape.

This historical painting by Benedito Calixto depicts the Largo do Rosário in Santos, Brazil, circa 1850. The scene captures the bustling urban landscape of the time, featuring a mix of architectural elements, people, and the open sky.

This historical painting by Campos Ayres depicts a panoramic view of São Vicente, capturing the town's architecture, streets, and natural surroundings. The scene includes houses, trees, and the sky, offering a glimpse into the urban landscape of the late 19th century.

This painting by Adrien Henri Vital van Emelen depicts a Black man standing in a street scene, holding a knife in one hand and gesturing with the other. The subject's white hair and distinctive hat are prominent features, suggesting a portrait that blends elements of street life with a strong, expressive presence. Created in 1901, the work falls under the historical genre, capturing a moment that reflects the cultural and social context of its time.

painting by Knud Baade

painting by Gerhard Munthe

painting by Harriet Backer

The Little Street is a painting by the Dutch painter Johannes Vermeer, executed c. 1657–1658. It is exhibited at the Rijksmuseum of Amsterdam, and signed, below the window in the lower left-hand corner, "I V MEER".

painting by Cornelis Springer

This painting by Anna Diriks depicts the intersection of Dronningens gate and Tollbugata, showcasing the Norwegian Military Academy (Krigsskolen) in the background. The scene includes various animals such as chickens, dogs, house cats, and pigs, as well as human figures like women and men.

painting by Julio Romero de Torres

painting by Julio Romero de Torres

painting by Arne Hjersing (Oslo Museum, OB.01128)

painting by Fabius Brest

painting by Gustave Caillebotte

painting by Anders Svarstad

This painting by Frederik Vermehren depicts a street scene in Gerano, a village located in the Sabine Hills. The composition includes elements such as a woman, a boy, a pig, a donkey, and a basket, suggesting a lively rural setting. The inclusion of stairs and a sky indicates a focus on the architectural and urban aspects of the village, characteristic of architectural painting.

This landscape painting by Frances Elizabeth Wynne depicts the coastal town of Whitby, capturing its historic architecture and scenic views from Abbey Terrace. Created in October 1861, the artwork showcases the town's rugged cliffs and atmospheric setting, typical of Wynne's detailed and emotive style.

This landscape painting by Frances Elizabeth Wynne depicts the high street of Winchester as seen from the window of the St George building. The artwork captures the urban scene with detailed attention to the architecture and surroundings, reflecting the city's character during the late 19th century.

This landscape painting by Frances Elizabeth Wynne depicts a scene in Geneva, Switzerland, likely capturing the city's scenic views. The artwork, dated August 8, 1858, showcases Wynne's skill in capturing natural and urban landscapes.

This landscape drawing by Thomas Rowlandson depicts a scene in North Wales, featuring a street with a horse and cart. The artwork captures the rural charm of the area, showcasing the natural beauty and everyday life in the region during the late 18th century.

This watercolor depicts the picturesque village of Newcastle Emlyn, showcasing its historic bridge and narrow streets. The scene captures the serene beauty of the surrounding river and the charming architecture of the town.

This drawing by Thomas Rowlandson depicts a lively street scene, featuring various elements such as cattle, a dog, and a horse. The composition captures the bustling atmosphere of a 19th-century urban setting, with detailed attention to the interactions between animals and the surrounding environment.

This drawing by Thomas Rowlandson depicts a bustling market square in France. The scene features a crowded street with various architectural elements and a lively marketplace, capturing the essence of a vibrant urban setting.