
1858–1941 · French · 17 artworks
artist bio
Maximilien Luce was a French Neo-Impressionist artist known for his paintings, illustrations, and graphic art. He was a prominent figure in the anarchist movement and depicted scenes of industrial labor and social unrest with a unique blend of pointillist technique and social commentary.
what you'll learn
Studying Luce's work allows students to explore the intersection of art and social commentary, learning how artistic techniques can be used to convey political and social messages. Students can also analyze his use of color and light to create mood and atmosphere.
related: Georges Seurat, Camille Pissarro, Paul Signac

La Toilette Au Pont Des Saints-pères

Artist's Father
1881

The Artist's Room, Rue Lavin
1878

Falaise De Mer Près Du Tréport

Les Débardeurs

La Plaine Aux Environs De Rolleboise

Les Tanneurs

Landscape around Lagny
1885

Les Environs De Saint-Ay
1912

The large garden in Montrouge
1876

Mère Et Enfant Dans La Cuisine

Portrait de la tante Octavie
1879

Rolleboise, Le Retour De L'enfant Prodigue

La Fin De La Journée. Débardeurs De Ciment

The park near Saint-Cloud
1882

View Of The Observatory District
1882

Le Bain Du Bébé