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Leon Pescheret
Leon Rene Pescheret also known as Léon-René Pescheret (March 15, 1892 – February 23, 1971) was a British-American designer, watercolorist, etcher, and illustrator.
== Early life ==
Pescheret was born in the London suburb of Chiswick, England to French parents. His father was a chef for Queen Victoria until she died. Pescheret began his studies at the Royal College of Engraving in Kensington under Malcolm Osborne, and the Battersea Polytechnic (now called the University of Surrey) in London. In 1910 his father moved the family to Washington D.C. and became chef for the British Ambassador to the United States.〔〔 By the 1920s he was attending the Art Institute of Chicago studying interior design under French artist/muralist Albert Francis Fleury.
He was previously married to Grace Wallar Pescheret (1884-1950) and in 1951 he married Katherine Louis Pescheret née Firebaugh (1898-1985).
Pescheret served in the American Army during World War I.〔
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