Louise-Joséphine Delthil de Fontréal

1841–1924 (age 83)

Biography

Louise-Joséphine Delthil de Fontréal lived during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, a period of significant social and cultural change in France. Her life spanned an era of artistic and intellectual development that characterized Belle Époque society.

She remains part of the historical record of her time, with her final resting place at Père Lachaise Cemetery reflecting her place in Parisian society during her lifetime.

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