He then went on to painting, firstly as an Impressionist, then from 1884 as a Pointillist, influenced by Seurat, before going back to Impressionism.
Maximilien Luce
Impressionist Painter Maximilien Luce: Gare de l'est, 1917. Musee de l'Hotel Dieu. Grand facade (same today) in background with lots of people all dressed in winter clothes in front on snowy pavementMaximilien Luce: Gare de l’est, 1917. Public domain. Musee de l’Hotel Dieu
Maximilien Luce (March 13, 1858-February 6, 1941) was known for his paintings, his graphic art, and his anarchist actions. He trained as a wood-engraver from the age of 14. He then went on to painting, firstly as an Impressionist, then from 1884 as a Pointillist, influenced by Seurat, before going back to Impressionism.