Pierre Vigier

Pierre Vigier (1760 in Cassaniouze (Cantal) – 19 September 1817, in Savigny-sur-Orge) was a French magistrate.

Vigier is perhaps best known for managing several public baths on the banks of the Seine (the "Bains Vigier").

[1][2] Vigier was a public prosecutor at Parlement until the French Revolution, when he shifted to a successful career in the business of thermal baths (in French baigneur-étuviste).

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The Vigier Baths, across the Seine, seen from Quai Voltaire ; engraving by Jean-Henry Marlet after Adrien Auger.
The Bains Vigier on an early nineteenth century color plate.