Guy Wilthew
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Guy Wilthew settled in Faouët, a small village which attracted many artists to it. Here he married the daughter of a local artist Louis Le Leuxhe. Her name was Marguerite. They had three children, Guy, Armelle and Marguerite and eventually moved to Vannes. Wilthew was the great-grandfather of Louise Bourgoin.
Works
- "Le bénitier de la chapelle Saint-Fiacre This study of two Bretons standing by a stoup was painted in 1898. It is held by the Musée du Faouët.[1]
![Guy Wilthew's "Le bénitier de la chapelle Saint-Fiacre". Painted around 1913, The painting is in the Musée du Faouët [fr]](#/media/File:Guy_Wilthew_Le_bénitier_de_la_chapelle_Saint-Fiacre.jpg)
![Guy Wilthew's Portrait de Victor Robic [fr]. Held in the Musée du Faouët.](#/media/File:136_Guy_Wilthew_Portait_de_Victor_Robic.JPG)
