Nu Se Coiffant
c. 1890
About this artwork
This oil painting by Maximilien Luce portrays a seated nude woman from the waist up, rendered in the distinctive pointillist style, with her arms raised as if arranging her hair. The use of small, distinct brushstrokes creates a shimmering effect of light and color.
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Maximilien Luce, primarily known for his depictions of Parisian laborers and industrial landscapes, also ventured into intimate domestic scenes like "Nu Se Coiffant". This piece showcases his mastery of Neo-Impressionism, using the scientific application of dots of pure color to achieve vibrant luminosity, an intriguing contrast to the often gritty realism of his other works.
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Nu Se Coiffant
Maximilien Luce, c. 1890