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Concepito dal regista Wes Anderson, Bar Luce si ispira e ricrea alle atmosfere tipiche dei vecchi caffé milanesi

Maximilien Luce (1858-1941) was born in Paris to an artisan’s family. He worked as a printmaker in his early years then, around 1880, devoted his career to painting. Camille Pissarro, who shared his anarchist convictions, introduced him to the Neo-Impressionist group in 1887. Luce adopted their technique of Divisionism – the separate application of individual colors. But, far from having the detached approach of Georges Seurat, Luce portrayed the contemporary world with passion.

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If you’ve ever wanted to jump into the set of a Wes Anderson film, a visit to Milan’s Bar Luce is as close as you can get — and with the added bonus of cake being served. Designed in 2015 by Anderson, Bar Luce is a pastel, terrazzo, detailed delight. Pink speckled floors, minty green formica tables