French, 1861–1918
Working in Brittany and Paris, Maxime Maufra painted landscapes and seascapes, and also created etchings and lithographs. A French artist, he began painting at age 18 but worked as a businessman until 1890, when he devoted himself fully to art. Maufra exhibited in Paris, lived at the Bateau-Lavoir in Montmartre, and traveled widely for inspiration, including to Algeria and Savoy. His work drew on Impressionist and Pont-Aven School techniques, and he remained independent throughout his career.
Sources: Wikipedia (en): Maxime Maufra · Wikidata Q1856520
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