Jacques d'Enfert

1900–1982 (age 82)

Biography

Jacques d'Enfert was a skilled goldsmith whose craftsmanship exemplified the finest traditions of French artisanal work. His dedication to the precious metal arts contributed to the cultural heritage of twentieth-century France.

D'Enfert's mastery of his craft and his commitment to quality made him a respected artisan. His work represents an important continuation of France's rich tradition of fine metalwork and decorative arts.

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