Marie du Goût de Cazaux

1863–1927 (age 64)

Biography

Marie du Goût de Cazaux was a French woman of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, living from 1863 to 1927. She was part of the cultural and social milieu of Belle Époque Paris and the years that followed.

Du Goût de Cazaux's life concluded in 1927, and she was honored with burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris. Her resting place in this distinguished cemetery reflects her standing in Parisian society during her lifetime.

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