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Maurice Utrillo
French, 1883–1955
Maurice Utrillo produced thousands of oil paintings, mainly of street scenes in the Montmartre district of Paris. He is best known for his White Period (1909–14), during which he used white zinc, sometimes mixed with plaster, to convey the aging walls and deteriorating houses of his cityscapes. Socially withdrawn and a recovering alcoholic, Utrillo would often work from tourist postcards to produce his work. Critics have linked Utrillo’s urban and rural views to the legacy of 18th-century Venetian artist Francesco Guardi and 19th-century French landscapist Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot.
Collected by a major museum
Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
|Tate
|The Metropolitan Museum of Art
|National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.
|Dallas Museum of Art
|Art Institute of Chicago
|Moderna Museet, Stockholm
Selected exhibitions
2019
Highlights from the Masterpiece Art Collection, Masterpiece Art
2018
Histoire(S) D'Une Collection, Centre Pompidou
2015
Collectionism and Modernity. Two Case Studies: The Im Obersteg and Rudolf Staechelin Collections, Museo Reina Sofía
Maurice Utrillo
Passage Cottin à Montmartre, 1980-1989
Lithograph on velin d'Arches paper
22 × 15 in | 56 × 38 cm
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