Adolphe-Jean-Baptiste Callot

1830–1897 (age 67)

Biography

Adolphe-Jean-Baptiste Callot was a painter whose artistic vision contributed to the visual culture of 19th-century France. Working during a period of significant artistic development, he dedicated himself to the practice and advancement of painting.

Callot passed away in 1897 and was interred in Montmartre Cemetery, leaving behind a legacy as an artist who participated in the rich artistic traditions of his time.

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