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Maximilien Luce

Maximilien Luce (1858-1941) was a French Neo-Impressionist painter. Using the pointillist technique of small dots of colour, he painted luminous landscapes as well as unusually sympathetic scenes of labour and city life.

The Way, Kermouster by Maximilien Luce (1900)

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The Way, Kermouster by Maximilien Luce (1900)

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Les Tanneurs by Maximilien Luce

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Les Tanneurs by Maximilien Luce

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Le Bon Samaritain by Maximilien Luce (1907)

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Le Bon Samaritain by Maximilien Luce (1907)

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Scene de Rue a Paris by Maximilien Luce (1896)

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Scene de Rue a Paris by Maximilien Luce (1896)

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La Rue Réaumur by Maximilien Luce (1896)

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La Rue Réaumur by Maximilien Luce (1896)

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La Rue Mouffetard by Maximilien Luce (1890)

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La Rue Mouffetard by Maximilien Luce (1890)

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La Repasseuse by Maximilien Luce (1900)

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La Repasseuse by Maximilien Luce (1900)

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Notre Dame by Maximilien Luce (1900)

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Notre Dame by Maximilien Luce (1900)

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About Maximilien Luce

Maximilien Luce (1858-1941) was a French Neo-Impressionist painter. Using the pointillist technique of small dots of colour, he painted luminous landscapes as well as unusually sympathetic scenes of labour and city life.

The Maximilien Luce Collection at BestOfBharat

Our Maximilien Luce collection brings pointillist landscapes and scenes of working life into Indian homes as gallery-quality framed reproductions - printed on archival-grade material, hand-framed, and delivered ready to hang. Each piece is offered in multiple sizes and frame finishes to suit living rooms, bedrooms, studies and hallways.

Maximilien Luce in Your Space

Soft, light-filled colour makes these prints an easy fit for both contemporary and traditional interiors. A single large piece brings warmth above a sofa or bed, while a pair or trio builds a relaxed gallery wall.