Luce Maximilien
(1858 - 1941) |
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Landscapes and urban scenes that emphasize working people Art Work
| Name: |
Luce Maximilien |
| Gender: |
Male |
| Place of Birth: |
Paris, France |
| Nationality: |
French |
| Birth: |
1858 |
| Death: |
1941 |
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Quick Facts
| Known For: |
Landscapes and urban scenes that emphasize working people |
| Medium: |
Oil on Canvas |
| Method: |
Pointilism |
| Style: |
Pointillist, Neo-expressionism |
| Fine Art Profession(s): |
Painting
Lithography
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Biography
Luce, Maximilien French painter and graphic artist, he was a friend of Signac and like him an exponent of Neo-Impressionism. Although he was more painterly in his style and deviated from the interpretation of Neo-Impressionistic doctrines. His main subjects were landscape and townscape (especially of industrial areas). He was a fairly minor painter, but he is noteworthy for helping to popularize Neo-Impressionism outside France, particularly in Belgium
Maximillien was founder with Seurat and Signac of the Neo-Impressionists group.
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