Jackson Hole Art Dealer discusses Maurice Utrillo
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- Today we're in a conference room in Jackson Wyoming and reviewing an article by John Merryman, "The Moral Rights of Maurice Utrillo," American Journal of Comparative Law, 43(3), 445-454.
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Melchor Moore
Im writing an essay on Maurice Utrillo and I really enjoyed this video, i learned something but it also made me laugh. :)
Oh thanks. I’m glad it was useful as well as entertaining
My beloved painter. He was an alcoholic in the age 7-8. Mother was busy with modeling for Degas , Renoir. Grandmother took care of him. She was a laundress. When Maurice was crying as a baby , grandma put some sugar in a piece of fabric, soaked it in alcohol and put into his mouth. After that he slept peacefully. She had job to do , his mother was never around. That’s how he became an alcoholic.
@@utahdan231 Dear Lord!
How would I tell if I have an original?
I like that street art made the conversation. I know about the graffiti building you spoke of. Very interesting.
I started to get into street art when I lived in Portland. Are you doing any graffiti?
What would you say if I did come across one of Maurice Utrillo art work. Say a painting of his in winter. Montemartre, Paris. He did many paintings in on a street there. But the question is, if a painting of his done on cardboard (which he did use because he didnt have access to canvas. I guess do to the cost of it...) He managed to get canvas at some point and do canvas and oil paintings. Can share your thoughts on his paintings done onto cardboard??
I would contact the Utrillo Acadamy in Paris. I think they’ll be the most authoritative go to on his work.
@@MelchorMoore thank you!
Here’s an article about Utrillo’s dealer, Paul Petrides
www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/1979/04/18/broken-art-theft-pipeline/ffb7bb02-1c01-4b74-bc79-cf82de3e7d63/