The relation between a mother and her son are never at rest. Indeed, these two share the same passion. He made it hard on himself and started drinking, while she was a model for the greatest (Renoir, Toulouse-Lautrec). She learned her technique at Degas and got the chance to make a name for herself. After being recurrently rejected by many French museum, the couple is now approved and exhibiting at the Pinacothèque, at Place de la Madeleine. The exhibition illustrates the transition between the impressionist period and the School of Paris. Art pieces reveal the emergence of a new working-class, unknown and anxious set of artists.
Maurice Utrillo
Faubourg de Paris, vers 1910
Huile sur panneau, 61 x 46 cm
Kunstmuseum Bern.
© Jean Fabris © Adagp, Paris 2008
Exhibition from March 6th to September 16th 2009. Rate: 10,50€
Address recommended by Sophie Aulnette, Relais du Louvre (Paris 1st arrondissement).
Suzanne Valadon
Portrait de Maurice Utrillo, 1921
Huile sur toile, 65,5 x 52cm
Musée Maurice Utrillo, Sannois,
dépôt collection Pétridès, Paris.
© Jean Fabris © Adagp, Paris 2008
Pinacothèque
28, place de la Madeleine
75008 Paris
France
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