Maurice Utrillo - Mimi Pinson's House

This is an old painting that has been displayed in the reception room for a long time.
It is from Shorewood Press in New York, USA. Perhaps they were a company that sold Utrillo's paintings at the time?

It is said to be Rue de Mont-Cenis, which leads to Montmartre in Paris, where Utrillo lived, and it is well-painted.

I am not knowledgeable about art, so please judge from the images.

There are cracks in the frame.
It appears to be an oil painting.

Painting: Width 52.5 cm x Height 41 cm
Frame: Width 64 cm x Height 54 cm

1883-1955
Maurice Utrillo

Born in Paris, France on December 26, 1883.
His mother, Suzanne Valadon, was a model for famous painters of the time, such as Renoir.
At the age of 17, he was hospitalized for alcoholism. There, he was recommended to paint as a countermeasure and began to do so.
From then on, he began to show his talent for painting, but he could not escape alcohol and began to paint solely to earn money for drinks.
Utrillo began to produce over 600 works a year, and the period when he depicted the atmosphere of Montmartre using his unique white color came to be known as the White Period.