Maurice Utrillo
1883–1955 · French · 30 artworks
Post-ImpressionismNaive ArtMonochromatic paletteTextured surfacesArchitectural detailNaive perspectiveUse of white
artist bio
Maurice Utrillo was a French painter known for his depictions of Montmartre and other Parisian street scenes. His unique style, often referred to as the 'White Period,' captured the melancholic beauty of urban landscapes with a distinctive use of color and texture.
what you'll learn
Studying Utrillo's work allows students to explore the use of perspective, texture, and color to convey mood and atmosphere in urban landscapes. Students can also learn about the impact of personal experiences on artistic expression.
related: Camille Pissarro, Alfred Sisley, Henri Rousseau
30 artworks
Paris Street
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Rue Jean Durand Et L'église, Stains (Seine Saint Denis)
1940
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Tholoze street
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Cabare "Belle Gabrielle"
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Square Tertre on Montmartre
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A Street in a Suburb of Paris
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Pontoise, l'Eperon Street and Street de la Coutellerie
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Village street
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Gate Saint-Martin in Paris
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The Debray farm
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The Passage Cottin
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Mont-Cenis street in the Snow
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Church of Sacre-Coeur
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Chaudoin House
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Moutier street and square de la Mairie
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Sacre-Coeur and Passage Cottin
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The Theatre l'Atelier
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The castle
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St. Pierre de Montmartre
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Italian's house at Monmartre
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Notre-Dame de Clignantcourt
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Untitled
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Basilica
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Church of St. Pierre and the dome of Sacre Coeur
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The squre Abbesses in the Snow
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Street in Montmartre
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Chapelle de Buis
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Windmills of Montmartre
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Paris suburbs
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Saint-Rustique street
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