Charles de Niéport

1878–1913 (age 35)

Biography

Charles de Niéport (1878–1913) was a French entrepreneur whose business activities contributed to the economic life of France during the Belle Époque. He represented the emerging class of industrial and commercial leaders of his era.

De Niéport's career in enterprise reflected the dynamic economic development of early 20th-century France. His burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery acknowledges his role in French commercial and industrial society.

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