Jean Boucher

1879–1935 (age 56)

Biography

Jean Boucher (1879–1935) was a French architect whose designs shaped the urban and architectural landscape of early 20th century France. His work exemplified the architectural principles and aesthetic values of his generation.

Boucher's contributions to French architecture reflected the modernizing impulses of his era. His final resting place in Batignolles Cemetery honors his professional legacy and his significance within French architectural circles.

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