Danièle FUCHS was born in Paris, in a family of artists. A mother passionately interested in music, a father horticultural engineer, one of the greatest European specialists in roses and an uncle painter on china bring her naturally to the Beaux-Arts school where she is admitted by examination.
      In Robert Cami's studio she studies the technique of  burin, and with Edouard Goerg the technique of etching, but she never gives up painting thanks to her masters' advice. Her first personal exhibition in Paris holds the attention of André Dunoyer de Segonzac who prefaces it with these words :

"An artistic temperament, a great sensibility with human-oriented affection, a sincere emotion in front of nature and life.Woman's qualities without insipidity or affectedness, a wide, almost manly vision. Thus is for me Danièle Fuchs, a painter and an engraver with a fine talent which I saw asserting itself in total independence during the last ten years or so. "

     From her property in Viroflay to her country house in Val-de-Loire, passing by her gardens in Île de France she shares with us, in a sunny range of colours, all the emotion and the joy the Creation inspires in her.
     A complete artist, Danièle FUCHS is also the author of sculptures including two Ways of the Cross for the churches of Chaville and Viroflay and of book illustrations particularly for the Editions Carrés d'Art: " La Passion selon Saint-Luc", "Hier et Aujourd'hui" and "Torchères" by Hervé Bazin.

     She has become known through exhibitions in France and abroad and her work appears in many museums and private collections.