Antoine-François Lomet

1759–1826 (age 67)

Biography

Antoine-François Lomet (1759–1826) was an accomplished engineer of the French Corps of Bridges and Roads, a prestigious institution responsible for France's infrastructure development. His professional career spanned the revolutionary and Napoleonic periods, during which France undertook significant public works projects.

Lomet's expertise in engineering and infrastructure made him a valued contributor to France's modernization. His burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery reflects his professional standing and importance to French society during the early 19th century.

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