Now showing at the Art Institute of Chicago, an exhibition of works by Gustave Caillebotte (1848-1894) offers a fresh perspective on a lesser-known French painter who is ripe for rediscovery. Jane Pauley reports.

A new exhibition at Chicago's Art Institute is shining a spotlight on Gustave Caillebotte, a French Impressionist often considered an outsider among his peers. While artists like Monet and Renoir are household names, Caillebotte is best known for his painting 'Paris Street, Rainy Day,' which is part of the museum's collection and has gained popular recognition.

The exhibition explores Caillebotte's distinctive focus on men in his paintings, a subject less common among Impressionists of his era. Some of his works, such as 'The Floor Scrapers,' were initially rejected or marginalized by the French art establishment. The show, previously titled 'Painting Men' in Paris, has sparked discussion about interpretations of Caillebotte's personal life and artistic intent, but curators emphasize that the paintings themselves remain open to multiple readings.

A new look at French Impressionist Gustave Caillebotte

We turn to the paintings of a master of Impressionism finally getting his due with works now on display. Monet, Degas, Renoir. When we think of French Impressionism, it's the usual suspects who spring to mind. But one lesser known artist is ripe for rediscovery. Gustave Caillebotte is probably the least known of the Impressionist painters. I think he's still not completely integrated into that story. He's still kind of the outsider. Gloria Groom is co-curator of a new exhibition of the works of Gustave Caillebotte, now on display at Chicago's Art Institute. The museum has long been home to the artist's most recognizable painting. People, they may not know Gustave Caillebotte's name, but if you say the painting with the umbrellas, you know, they all know it. And so you start thinking, okay, it's all about this bourgeois couple walking down the street. But it's not, because there's a painter with a ladder, a charwoman who's opening her umbrella, all these different types of people. Paris Street, rainy day, played a supporting role in the beloved movie Ferris Bueller's Day Off. While it was out on loan, museum-goers were bereft. They were. We got letters. But you can't be part of an exhibition to be a partner if you don't lend the major work for the exhibition. So we made that sacrifice, and now we're celebrating its return. The exhibition looks at Caillebotte's work from a new perspective. While his peers were painting ballerinas and landscapes, Caillebotte's canvases focused on men, to a degree unusual for the time. He's looking at the men in his life. He's looking at the relationships. But he's not just doing, you know, macho masculinity. He's doing men in interiors, men on sofas, men looking out a window, kind of turning the tables in many ways. Some of the paintings scandalized the French art establishment. The Floor Scrapers was rejected from a prestigious art exhibition, and at another exhibition, this painting was relegated to a small, inaccessible room. It's a male nude, but not an Adonis. It's shocking even today. It's a beautiful, beautiful painting, and it's sensuous. Let's face it, it's sensuous. When the exhibition opened in Paris last year, with the title Painting Men, some critics condemned what they considered the show's insinuation of Caillebotte's homosexuality. The artist never married, but shared the last decade or so of his life with a female companion. But the show moved on to Chicago with a new title, Painting His World, which has others saying the changed title minimizes the artist's focus on the same sex. Co-curator Gloria Groom says, quite simply, the paintings speak for themselves. The paintings are the paintings, and that's what we're interested in. We try to open it up to all kinds of interpretations, and people will see what they want to see. Gustav Caillebotte died in 1894. He was just 45. All these decades later, people are still seeing what they want to in his beguiling artistry.

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