Art District by Eugène GALLIEN LALOU

Inaugurated on April 6, 1902, the Gare de Lyon is one of the most popular train stations, thanks to its remarkable architecture with its 67-meter high clock tower and its facade overlooking the Place Louis-Armand.

A witness to the Paris of the belle époque, Eugène Gallien Lalou (1854 - 1941) was a French painter and engraver of the impressionist period. His representations of Parisian urban landscapes made his reputation.