Albert Citerne

1876–1970 (age 94)

Biography

Albert Citerne was a distinguished French photographer who captured the visual essence of his era. Born in 1876, he worked during a transformative period in photographic history, helping to establish photography as a vital artistic and documentary medium in France.

Citerne's photographic work left an indelible mark on French visual culture. His contributions to the medium were recognized throughout his lifetime, and he was honored with burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery, reflecting his significance in French artistic circles.

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