Suzanne Roger (Mrs. Andre Beaudin) was born in Paris in 1899 and died in 1986. She was a leading painter of genre scenes, nudes and enjoyed a surrealist period, allied with la Galerie Louise Leiris, which published many of her lithographs. She was influenced by cubism, and her work is in the collection of Le Musee d'Art Modern in Paris.

French artist Suzanne Roger was born in 1899 in Paris.

Roger was an early student at Paul Sérusier and Maurice Denis.

In 1923 Roger joined the gallery Kahnweiler. In 1941 she participated in the first exhibition of French artist after the occupation of Paris in part ( "Vingt jeunes peintres de tradition française")

Suzanne Roger passed away in 1986.