Maurice de VlaminckFrankrig, 1876–1958Street Scene
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Soon after the end of World War I, Vlaminck acquired a motorcycle and traveled hundreds of miles exploring remote villages of France; their empty streets became frequent subjects of his paintings, prints, and pastels throughout the 1920s.
Comparative image:Vallangoujard, c. 1923. Maurice de Vlaminck. Lithograph. From Vlaminck: Master of Graphic Art: A Retrospective Exhibition of Graphic Works, 1905–1926, exh. cat. (Chicago: R. S. Johnson-International Gallery, 1975).
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- 1966.378
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Imens i livet hos Maurice de Vlaminck
Hele livet1925
Swaps his house for an estate at Rueil-la-Gadelière
In 1925 Vlaminck exchanged the house in Valmondois for a small country property at Rueil-la-Gadelière, a village south-west of Paris, where he settled. From that year he travelled all over France but continued to paint mainly along the Seine near Paris.
1927
Daughter born: Godelieve de Vlaminck
5. april 1928
Married: Berthe Combe
![Entrance to a Village [La Route de Francheville II], Maurice de Vlaminck](https://api.nga.gov/iiif/d834eaed-cba1-4651-ae69-a63dab1f5671/full/!2400,2400/0/default.jpg)
