Éliane Petit de La Villéon

1910–1969 (age 59)

Biography

Éliane Petit de La Villéon was a French painter whose artistic career contributed to the cultural and artistic traditions of twentieth-century France. Her work in painting reflected the creative spirit of her generation.

Petit de La Villéon's artistic contributions are remembered as part of France's cultural legacy. Her dedication to her craft and her artistic vision continue to be honored among those who appreciate her work. She was laid to rest in Père Lachaise Cemetery.

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