Alexandre-Victor Lequien

1822–1905 (age 83)

Biography

Alexandre-Victor Lequien was a French sculptor whose artistic creations contributed to the visual and cultural heritage of 19th-century France. His work in sculpture reflected the aesthetic values and technical mastery of his era.

Lequien's career as a sculptor placed him among the artists who shaped French artistic traditions during the 1800s. His burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery acknowledges his significance as a creative figure and his lasting contribution to French artistic legacy.

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