François Anguier

François Anguier was a French sculptor who lived from 1604 to 1669. He studied under the artist Simon, I, and later taught François Girardon. Anguier also served as a mentor to his sibling, Michel Anguier, with whom he frequently collaborated. Their professional relationship extended beyond family ties, as François both instructed and worked alongside Michel on various projects. This exchange of skill and knowledge helped shape the artistic landscape of seventeenth-century France. Through his roles as student, teacher, and collaborator, François Anguier contributed to the development of sculpture during his lifetime, leaving a legacy defined by these documented connections and his dedication to the craft.