Alfred Bertrand

1856–1924 (age 68)

Biography

Alfred Bertrand was a skilled photographer who captured important moments and subjects during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. His work in photography contributed to the visual documentation of his era, preserving images for posterity through his artistic vision and technical expertise.

Bertrand's photographic legacy remains part of the cultural heritage of his time. He was interred in the Cemetery of Kings, reflecting the respect accorded to his artistic contributions and professional achievements.

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