Marguerite Naville-Soret
Born in 1882.
Died in 1969.
Marguerite Naville-Soret was a painter whose work is distinguished by her commitment to religious art. As a member of the Groupe de Saint-Luc, she contributed to the artistic landscape of her time. From 1913 onwards, she explored various media, notably through paintings and embroidered wool tapestries, testifying to a distinctive aesthetic quest.
Although her artistic career is documented, uncertainties remain regarding the extent of her influence and achievements.