Anna Boch

1848–1936 (age 88)

Biography

Anna Boch painted with sensitive observation, capturing light and emotion in scenes that celebrated both rural and urban life. As an artist, she was known for both her technical refinement and the warmth of her palette, which brought comfort and inspiration to many.

Her legacy lives on through the works she left behind, cherished by those who visit Ixelles Cemetery to honor the spirit of a generous and gifted painter.

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