Charles Raoul-Duval

1869–1933 (age 64)

Biography

Charles Raoul-Duval was born in 1869 and lived through a transformative period in French history. His life encompassed the Belle Époque, the First World War, and the interwar years, witnessing profound changes in French society and culture.

Raoul-Duval's death in 1933 marked the end of a life lived through remarkable historical transitions. His burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris reflects his place within French society and the respect accorded to him by his contemporaries.

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