Antoine Lumière

1840–1911 (age 71)

Biography

Antoine Lumière was a pioneering photographer and industrialist who played a significant role in the development of photographic technology and practice during the 19th century. As a member of the renowned Lumière family, he contributed to the family's legacy of innovation and technical achievement in the field of photography and imaging.

Lumière's work in photography reflected the revolutionary changes occurring in visual technology during the late 1800s, a period of remarkable scientific and artistic advancement. His contributions to the field helped establish photography as both a technical discipline and an art form. He was interred in the Grave of Winckler and Lumière Families, a final resting place that reflects the prominence and achievements of his family.

Also buried at Grave of Winckler and Lumière Families

Joséphine Costille
1841–1915 (age 74)
Grave of Winckler and Lumière Families
Joséphine Costille (1841–1915) was a French woman remembered through her family's grave monument.
Jeanne Koehler
1870–1926 (age 56)
Grave of Winckler and Lumière Families
Jeanne Koehler (1870–1926) was a member of prominent French families commemorated in a shared family grave.