André Chalaux-Dematons

1892–1933 (age 41)

Biography

André Chalaux-Dematons worked as a co-driver, sharing the demands of travel with a steady presence that supported those beside him on the road.

His resting place at Père Lachaise Cemetery allows admirers to pay homage to a partner in journeys across France's landscapes.

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