1930'sMuter painted several self portraits, this one is by far the most successful.
Friday 15 May 2009
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Maria Melania Mutermilch
A blog dedicated to the great, underappreciated Polish/French post impressionist artist Maria Mela Muter (1876-1967.)
After many years researching and collecting works by Mela Muter (full name - Maria Melania Mutermilch, née Klingsland) I will be posting biographical items and reproductions of her work here, so that they can be enjoyed in context.
After many years researching and collecting works by Mela Muter (full name - Maria Melania Mutermilch, née Klingsland) I will be posting biographical items and reproductions of her work here, so that they can be enjoyed in context.
Categories
- Portraits (28)
- Landscape (18)
- Still Life (11)
- Biographical (10)
- Prices (8)
- Technique (5)
- Photographs (3)
- Locations (2)
Information Wanted
There are many problems with Muter's legacy - she repainted many of her works, and neglected to sign or date others. Most of the works here are provisionally dated. I am interested in any information as to the origin or dates of any of these works, as well as general information on the life and work of Mela Muter. Email: artinconnu at gmail dot com.
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May
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- Still Life
- Portrait of François Pompon
- View of Avignon
- The Port of Marseille
- Still life with apples and tomatoes
- Self Portrait
- Gypsies by the Rhone
- "Street over the channel"
- Maternité
- Portrait of a girl
- Portrait of Ambroise Vollard
- Portrait of Emile Verdet
- Photo: Cité Fleurie, Paris 1905
- Quai de la Ligne, Avignon
- Boats in a port
- Valentré Bridge, Cahors
- Trees
- Portrait of a man with glasses
- Landscape
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About Me
- Thomas
- Interested in little known and forgotten artists, the studios, the ephemera, the artists materials and the stories behind the paintings and their creation.
beautiful work ,i am going to try to know more about her and other painters you exhibit here.
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