A French post-war artist, Marie-Louise Ogier trained under the masters Lucien Lévy-Dhurmer and Émile Othon-Friesz.
A member of the Salon d'Automne, she exhibited regularly in Paris throughout her career.

Recognized by major international galleries, notably the famous Findlay Galleries in the United States, her work, characterized by floral compositions and still lifes of great sensitivity, is today sought after by an enlightened circle of French and American collectors.
She is the mother of the actress Bulle Ogier.