Eugène Péchaubès

1890–1967 (age 77)

Biography

Eugène Péchaubès, born in 1890, painted with a luminous palette that captured both the serenity and the vivid contrasts of everyday scenes, inviting viewers to linger in the glow of his compositions.

His art continues to inspire those who enjoy the stillness of Père-Lachaise, where he is now at rest.

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