Emilie Jane Butterfield Loyson

1833–1909 (age 76)

Biography

Emilie Jane Butterfield Loyson was an accomplished sculptor whose artistic vision and technical mastery contributed significantly to the sculptural traditions of the nineteenth century. Her work reflected both aesthetic refinement and creative innovation.

Loyson's artistic legacy endures as a testament to her creative talent and dedication to her craft. She was interred in Père Lachaise Cemetery, recognized as a significant figure in nineteenth-century sculpture and the arts.

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