Charles Lemaresquier

1870–1972 (age 102)

Biography

Charles Lemaresquier (1870–1972) crafted civic buildings with classical poise, harmonizing Beaux-Arts training with the evolving needs of a modern republic.

His balanced facades and thoughtful proportions remain a reference for architects, and the Cimetière Marin in Sète keeps vigil over his legacy.

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