L'ABCdaire de Millet (68)

Lacambre, Geneviève

Tillier, Bertrand

Soldani, Henri

Flammarion

Cartes postales illustrées en guerre (1914-1918)

History

Military

CNRS EDITIONS

LE SPECTACLE DE LA MARCHANDISE: VILLE, ART ET COMMERCE 1860-1914

CHARPY, MANUEL

MORLIGHEM, SÉBASTIEN

CHALLINE, ÉLÉONORE

DELAPIERRE, EMMANUELLE

AGUILAR, Anne-Sophie

GALUZZO, ANTHONY

Rennes, Juliette

IN FINE

EN JEU ! LES ARTISTES ET LE SPORT 1870-1930

Rousseau, Pascal

HARALAMBON, OLIVIER

Desmazières, Erik

Kisiel, Marine

ARCHAMBAULT, FABIEN

Barbillon, Claire

GAVOILLE, AURÉLIE

BARTOLI, PIERRE-MARIE

HENRI-ZMELTY, NICHOLAS

CERMAN, JÉRÉMIE

TÉTART, PHILIPPE

SCHVALBERG, SOPHIE

HELLMAN, CHARLOTTE

Sports & Outdoors

LE RÉALISME

CITADELLES

<p>The first retrospective monograph on Maximilien Luce (1858-1941) in nearly two decades, this publication surveys the accomplishments of this significant French Neo-Impressionist painter. Working first as a printmaker, Luce devoted himself to painting around 1880. Shortly after, in 1887, Camille Pissarro, who shared his anarchist politics, introduced Luce to the Neo-Impressionist group, which included Georges Seurat and Henri-Edmond Cross. Luce adopted the Divisionist or Pointillist method to create almost violent light effects, infusing the technique with a newfound passion at some remove from, for example, Seurat's more detached approach. From a sunset on the banks of the Seine to the flames blasting from a furnace, Luce's powerfully colorful treatment of his subjects can now be seen to have prefigured the Fauvism of Henri Matisse and André Derain. The book unites nearly 80 works by the artist, including paintings that reveal Luce's fascination with Baron Haussmann's recreation of Paris.</p>

Maximilien Luce: Neo-Impressionist: Retrospective

Arts & Photography

Bocquillon, Marina

Lecomte, Vanessa

Dardel, Aline

Individual Artists

Silvana Editoriale

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