Henri-Maxime Ferrari da Grado

1873–1901 (age 28)

Biography

Henri-Maxime Ferrari da Grado lived a brief but notable life in the late nineteenth century. Though his time was short, he left an impression on those who knew him during his years in France.

He was interred at Père Lachaise Cemetery following his death in 1901, a final resting place befitting his standing in society.

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