Paul Guillaume's widow, who reshaped his holdings and sold them to the French state as the Walter-Guillaume collection shown at the Orangerie.
Married to · 1938–1957
Her second marriage, four years after Paul Guillaume's death. Walter — a former aide-de-camp to Clemenceau with a North African mining fortune — died in 1957; the collection she sold the state in 1959 and 1963 carries both husbands' names at her request.
Married to · 1920–1934
He married Juliette Lacaze in 1920 and gave her the name she kept, Domenica. After his death she married the architect Jean Walter in 1938 and reshaped the collection into the Walter-Guillaume ensemble.
Married to · 1938–1957
Her second marriage, four years after Paul Guillaume's death. Walter — a former aide-de-camp to Clemenceau with a North African mining fortune — died in 1957; the collection she sold the state in 1959 and 1963 carries both husbands' names at her request.
Married to · 1920–1934
He married Juliette Lacaze in 1920 and gave her the name she kept, Domenica. After his death she married the architect Jean Walter in 1938 and reshaped the collection into the Walter-Guillaume ensemble.
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