Null UTRILLO. CARCO (Francis) Montmartre vécu par Utrillo.
Paris, Pétridès. 1947…

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UTRILLO. CARCO (Francis) Montmartre vécu par Utrillo. Paris, Pétridès. 1947. Large in-4, leaves in publisher's cover, folder and slipcase (very slight rubbing to slipcase, a few slight transfers of the plates). Edition illustrated with 22 color lithographs by Mourlot after gouaches by Maurice Utrillo. Limited edition of 240 copies on Arches vellum, this one no. 105.

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UTRILLO. CARCO (Francis) Montmartre vécu par Utrillo. Paris, Pétridès. 1947. Large in-4, leaves in publisher's cover, folder and slipcase (very slight rubbing to slipcase, a few slight transfers of the plates). Edition illustrated with 22 color lithographs by Mourlot after gouaches by Maurice Utrillo. Limited edition of 240 copies on Arches vellum, this one no. 105.

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Maurice UTRILLO (1883-1955) Street in Montmartre, ca. 1912 Oil on cardboard Signed lower right 46 x 55 cm Framed Condition report available on request: [email protected] BIBLIOGRAPHY Paul PETRIDES, Supplément du catalog raisonné de Maurice UTRILLO, tome V, n°2510, reproduced on pp. 134 BIOGRAPHY Maurice Utrillo (1883-1955) was the son of the famous artist Suzanne Valadon and an unknown father. He began painting at an early age. Maurice Utrillo is best known for his views of Montmartre, a neighborhood where he met Pablo Picasso, Amedeo Modigliani and Marc Chagall. His works met with great success, particularly those of the White Period. NOTICE Maurice Utrillo's subtle color palette and realistic depiction of the streets, buildings and people of Montmartre made him one of the most renowned artists of his time. He was acclaimed for his ability to capture the melancholy, timeless atmosphere of Montmartre, particularly through his depictions of old houses, lively cafés and picturesque alleyways, as in our painting. This painting is part of the "White Period" from 1909 to 1914, during which Maurice Utrillo produced a series of paintings characterized by scenes of Montmartre dominated by white and gray tones. During this period, he used plaster mixed with paint to create a rough, thick texture on the canvas, reinforcing the impression of luminosity in his canvases.

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