Maurice Réalier-Dumas

1860–1928 (age 68)

Biography

Maurice Réalier-Dumas was a French painter born in 1860 in Chatou, a village on the Seine that became a center for impressionist and post-impressionist artistic activity. He engaged with the vibrant artistic community of the region, contributing to the visual arts during a period of considerable innovation.

Réalier-Dumas's career reflected the artistic currents of late 19th and early 20th-century France. He remained connected to Chatou, a place that attracted numerous artists seeking inspiration from the natural beauty of the Seine valley, until his death in 1928.

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