Camille Pissarro was the eldest member of the Impressionists and the most unwavering in his advocacy of the original principles of Impressionism....in artists who swapped ideas and helped each other. It was in this environment that Pissarro and his likeminded contemporaries developed a reaction against

Maximilien Luce originally worked as a printmaker in his early years but around 1880 he devoted his career to painting. Camille Pissarro who shared his anarchist convictions introduced him to the Neo-Impressionist group which included Georges Seurat and Paul Signac. Luce adopted their technique

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