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Maurice Lemaitre

Maurice Lemaitre (1929 - 2018) was active/lived in France.  Maurice Lemaitre is known for Impressionist landscape painting.

Maurice Lemaître was born October 17th, 1929  at Gouy sous Bellonne in France.
Lemaitre died May 9th, 2018.

Lemaître was an impressionist painter influenced by the 19th Century artists. He shall not be confused with Maurice Lemaître (1926-2018) who was a famous lettrism painter.

Choosing the field of landscape painting, he painted in a loose, free expressionistic manner. Using almost linear strokes he blocked in trees, grass, distant hills and flowing rivers. He preferred the seasons of spring and summer, and his compositions are light and airy. The overall effect is a harmonious balance of tones that captures nature’s gracious beauty.

Lemaître enjoyed painting the landscapes of Brittany and Provence. He painted the lush greenery of Northern France as well as the dry dusty hills in the southern part of the country. Though his paintings are truly impressionistic, from a distance they have a subtle realistic quality.

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