Alfred Béguin
Born in 1834.
Died in 1906.
Alfred Béguin was a multifaceted artist recognized as a lithographer, draughtsman, caricaturist, and painter. His artistic career led him to create mural decorations in St-Légier. He was also a pupil of Charles Gleyre, an influential figure of his time.
Details concerning his work and his impact on the artistic milieu remain partly unclear, leaving open questions about his precise contribution to the artistic landscape of his era.