Adrienne Enaut-Dupire

1869–1937 (age 68)

Biography

Adrienne Enaut-Dupire was a woman of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries whose life was part of the social and cultural landscape of her era. Born in 1869, she lived through a transformative period in French history and society.

Enaut-Dupire's memory is preserved through her burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery, Paris's most prestigious final resting place, reflecting the esteem and remembrance of those who honored her life and legacy.

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