Attilio Pica

1887–1943 (age 56)

Biography

Attilio Pica was a cultivator whose agricultural work sustained the community of Bagneux. Through his dedication to cultivation and farming, he contributed to the food production and agricultural heritage of the region during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Pica's life of honest labor reflected the essential work of agricultural workers who formed a vital part of French society. His passing in 1943 marked the end of a life devoted to the land and the sustenance of his community.

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