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A FAMILY TRADITION SINCE 1864
Lacourière traces its origins to Paris in 1864 with artist Paul Lacourière, whose work began a family tradition of illustration, drawing, and fine-art printmaking. For generations, the name has been connected with the careful work of line, likeness, paper, and image-making — a heritage that continues to inform each artwork we create today.
Illustration by Paul Lacourière, c. 1885. Rijksmuseum.
Artists at the Lacourière studio, Paris, 1982.
OUR TRADITION OF CRAFT
Our legacy is built on a meticulous artistic process. Rather than treating a portrait as a simple reproduction, our approach values refinement and the careful transformation of an image into something made to last.
A LIVING LEGACY
Today, Lacourière continues this lineage through custom portraits and limited-edition works created with artistic direction and museum-quality production. Each piece is made to preserve not only the image of its subject, but the character, expression, and presence that make it meaningful.
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