Begrafenis in mijn eigen buurt, Maurice Denis, c. 1894
Denis, Maurice, retratoDenis, MauriceFrança, 1870–1943

Begrafenis in mijn eigen buurt

c. 1894 · Painting

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A funeral is in progress in the courtyard of the convent in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, France, the painter’s home town. The mournful atmosphere is heightened by the fallow, reddish-brown fields stretching out behind the building. Visible in the distance, against a backdrop of dark hills, is a steam train chugging along, releasing billows of aqua blue smoke. Denis built up his landscape by juxtaposing pure, unmixed colours separated by dark lines.

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Na vida de Denis, Maurice

A vida inteira
  1. 12 June 1893

    Marriage to Marthe Meurier

    He married Marthe Meurier, the future mother of his seven children; the newlyweds went on a honeymoon to Brittany, where Denis painted many pictures.

  2. 12 de julho de 1893

    Married: Marthe Meurier

  3. 1895

    First journey to Italy

    He made the first of his many journeys, traveling to Italy, to which he often returned in later years.

  4. 1896

    Visit to Cézanne

    He visited Cézanne, whom he admired; in a later article he called him "the Poussin of Impressionism" and the founder of modern neoclassicism.

  5. 30 de junho de 1896

    Daughter born: Noëlle Maurice-Denis Boulet

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