ARTIST

Maximilien Luce

Maximilien Luce, a prolific French Neo-impressionist, captured the vibrant energy of Paris and the dignity of the working class, often blending his art with anarchist ideals.

ABOUT

Maximilien Luce (1858–1941) was a French artist whose career spanned Impressionism, Pointillism, and a return to Impressionistic styles. Born into a working-class family in Montparnasse, Paris, Luce began his artistic journey at 14 as an apprentice wood-engraver. This early training in graphic arts, producing illustrations for publications like *L'Illustration* and *The Graphic*, laid a foundation for his later printmaking, as seen in works like *Paul Signac* (n.d.) and *Her…

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NOTABLE WORKS
The Artist's Room, rue Lavin 1878 La Rue Mouffetard 1889 · Q1117704 Rue Ravignan, Paris 1893 · Museum of Fine Arts, Houston Paris: Boulevard at Night 1893 · Museo Soumaya The Banks of the Seine River in Pari 1893 · Yale University Art Gallery Camaret, Moonlight and Fishing Boats 1894 · Saint Louis Art Museum
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