Maxime Maufra
5 public-domain plates in the archive
Maxime Maufra, taught by local artists, began painting in his hometown of Nantes. It was not until 1883, after having returned from Great Britain, where he had discovered the Old Masters and the English painters Thomas Gainsborough (1727-1788), Constable (q.v.), and Turner (q.v.), that Maufra gave up a business career and began to devote himself entirely to painting. Three years later he exhibited two landscapes at the 1886 Paris Salon to critical acclaim. He then traveled throughout Normandy and Brittany painting seascapes and landscapes and settled in Paris in 1892, returning every year...
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The Wave (La Vague)
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Return of the Boats
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Douarnenez in Sunshine
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The River
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The Cliffs at Beg-ar-Fry, Saint-Jean-du-Doigt
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Plates by Maxime Maufra
- The Cliffs at Beg-ar-Fry, Saint-Jean-du-Doigt A catalogued plate
- The River A catalogued plate
- Douarnenez in Sunshine A catalogued plate
- Return of the Boats A catalogued plate
- The Wave (La Vague) A catalogued plate
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