Élie Anatole Pavil

1873–1944 (age 71)

Biography

Élie Anatole Pavil, born in 1873, painted with a sensitivity that caught the light of the Belle Époque and the shadows that followed, translating the city’s shifting moods onto canvas.

Now interred at Père Lachaise Cemetery, his legacy lives on in the quiet gaze of visitors who stop to remember the artist who once looked upon Paris with such tender attention.

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