Eugène-Philibert Langronne

1834–1913 (age 79)

Biography

Eugène-Philibert Langronne was a French painter who contributed to the artistic heritage of nineteenth-century France. His work reflected the aesthetic sensibilities and artistic movements of his time, a period of remarkable creativity and innovation in French painting.

Born in 1834, Langronne died in 1913 at the age of seventy-nine. His long career spanned the mid-nineteenth century through the early twentieth, allowing him to witness and participate in major shifts in artistic practice. He was honored with burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery, reflecting his significance in French artistic circles.

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