William Edouard Jean Aguet
Born in 1892.
Died in 1965.
William Edouard Jean Aguet was a multifaceted artist, recognised as a painter, engraver and man of letters. His work focused primarily on landscapes, bearing witness to a particular sensitivity to nature. Aguet also produced murals, including a notable one for the Sainte-Clotilde church in Paris.
In addition, he contributed to the performing arts by creating costumes for theatre and film, thereby extending his influence beyond the visual arts.