Alfred Capus

1857–1922 (age 65)

Biography

Alfred Capus combined journalistic clarity with literary finesse, producing novels and plays that resonated with the social currents of his time. His writing balanced humor and insight, offering commentary that engaged a broad readership.

He is honored at Père Lachaise for a career marked by thoughtful observation and an enduring affection for the vibrant life of Paris.

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