Louis-Aimé d'Auvigny[a] (about 1738, in Paris – after 1795, in Tulchyn,[1] Poland, now Ukraine) was an 18th-century French dancer, ballet master, choreographer, and dance teacher.
In 1770, he set among others the ballets of Calliroe, tragédie en musique by Antonio Sacchini presented at the theatre of Ludwigsburg Palace.
[10][11] In Palace Theater, Ludwigsburg In Castle Solitude In King's Theatre in the Haymarket, London In December 1773, he danced at the Royal Opera of Versailles,[12][13] There he met the Polish prince Adam Kazimierz Czartoryski and his wife Izabela, who offered him a job in Poland.
From 1795, he worked as a dance teacher in the residence of count Stanisław Szczęsny Potocki in Tulchyn.
[1][16] He was the father of painter-miniaturist Charles (Carl, Karol) d'Auvigny (1 September 1765, Ludwigsburg[17] – 4 February 1830, Warsaw[18]).