Georges Houtstont

1831–1912 (age 81)

Biography

Georges Houtstont was a French sculptor of considerable talent whose works exemplified the sculptural traditions of the 19th century. His artistic practice contributed to the visual culture of his time through his distinctive approach to form and composition.

Houtstont's sculptural legacy endures through his works and his burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery. His contributions to French sculpture remain part of the nation's artistic heritage.

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