Luc Bois
Born in 1921.
Luc Bois is described in the sources as a drawing teacher at the Collège de Genève, a role that marked his presence within the local educational landscape. The same testimony refers to his drawing class as a welcoming place for certain pupils seeking a space for studio work and study. Among the pupils mentioned in the accounts consulted is John M.
Armleder.
Before teaching at the Collège, he had worked at the École des Beaux-Arts de Genève, attesting to a pedagogical activity carried out across several Geneva institutions.
Alongside his institutional teaching, Luc Bois maintained a studio that served as a gathering place for his pupils and for young artists. A former pupil reports that people met there to discuss and undertake various collective activities, suggesting an informal and convivial mode of exchange centred on artistic practice.
As documented by these accounts, his profile emerges above all as that of an educator committed to transmission and a facilitator of artistic encounters within Geneva's artistic milieu.