Maximilien Luce (1858–1941) - Wooded Landscape Along A River - Drawing

Maximilien Luce (1858–1941) was one of the great masters of French Neo-Impressionism and a colleague of Seurat and Signac. His pencil drawings, characterized by a consistent and even line, reveal his particular sensitivity to riverside landscapes and luminous atmospheres. His works are featured in major museums and regularly appear in international auctions.

This pencil drawing, with its delicate blue tones, depicts a wooded riverside landscape—a recurring theme dear to the artist. The consistent and legible line, the balanced composition, and the freshness of the drawing attest to Luce’s mastery of the art of quick landscape sketching. The work is presented in an antique gilded frame with a mat.

• Technique: Pencil drawing
• Medium: Paper
• Viewable dimensions: 10 × 15 cm
• Subject: Wooded landscape / riverside
• Signature: Signed lower right
• Framing: Antique frame, gilded
• Condition: Good (old drawing, uniform, legible)

This work is offered by PACART after verification of its authenticity and stylistic consistency.