MARIE-LOUISE LAUFÉRON-RIGAUD (1884-1954) The Blandenan at Moulin neuf (St Agnan); The Ozolette at Montessus Pair of cartoons On the reverse of one, a still life with fruit One titled on reverse Signed lower right: M. L. Lauféron-Rigaud Height 16 cm - Width 21.5 cm Born in Oudry (Saône-et-Loire), Marie-Louise Rigaud-Lauféron (1884-1954) was a pupil of the talented Charolais landscape artist Jean Laronze, who taught her drawing and plein-air painting. In 1921, she sent two paintings to theSalon de Printempsdes artistes français and took part in regional and Parisian exhibitions in the 1920s. In addition to landscapes of the Charolais-Brionnais region, her sensitivity and gift for color led her to simple, moving scenes from the Gospels.