Charles-Louis-Auguste Brun

1807–1895 (age 88)

Biography

Charles-Louis-Auguste Brun was a respected French physician whose medical practice spanned much of the nineteenth century. His dedication to the healing arts and service to his patients exemplified the professional standards of his era.

Dr. Brun's career reflected the advancement of medical science during a period of significant progress in French medicine. His burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery honors his contributions to public health and his standing within the medical profession.

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