Auguste-Joseph Magne

1816–1885 (age 69)

Biography

Auguste-Joseph Magne was a distinguished architect whose designs shaped the urban landscape of nineteenth-century France. His architectural vision combined classical principles with contemporary innovation, earning him recognition among his professional peers.

Magne's contributions to French architecture remain visible in the structures he designed and the influence he wielded in architectural circles. His burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery reflects his prominence in Parisian cultural and professional life.

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