Célestin Jules Lebègue

1815–1872 (age 57)

Biography

Célestin Jules Lebègue was a French sculptor whose artistic endeavors contributed to the sculptural traditions of nineteenth-century France. Born in 1815, he devoted himself to the creation of sculptural works that reflected the aesthetic sensibilities and cultural values of his time.

Lebègue's career as a sculptor extended throughout much of his adult life, during which he created works that demonstrated his artistic skill and vision. He remained active in his profession until his death in 1872, leaving behind a legacy as a dedicated practitioner of the sculptural arts. He was interred in Montparnasse Cemetery, a fitting tribute to his contributions to French artistic heritage.

Also buried at Montparnasse Cemetery

Nicolas Treatt
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Montparnasse Cemetery
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Yvonne Diéterle
1882–1974 (age 92)
Montparnasse Cemetery
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Alexandre Gins
1839–1911 (age 72)
Montparnasse Cemetery
Paul Reynaud
1878–1966 (age 88)
Montparnasse Cemetery
Dimitri Bouchène
1893–1993 (age 100)
Montparnasse Cemetery
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Louis Charles François Petit-Radel
1756–1836 (age 80)
Montparnasse Cemetery
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