Joseph Waroux

1833–1898 (age 65)

Biography

Joseph Waroux, born in 1833, devoted his life to the painstaking craft of engraving, translating historical scenes and civic heraldry into enduring works that adorned public buildings and private collections throughout Wallonia.

He remained a steadfast presence in Liège’s artistic community until his passing in 1898, and his memory endures among the shaded avenues of Robermont Cemetery where he was laid to rest.

Also buried at Robermont Cemetery

Max-Léo Gérard
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Robermont Cemetery
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Jean Bury
1867–1918 (age 51)
Robermont Cemetery
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Carl Smulders
1863–1934 (age 71)
Robermont Cemetery
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Félix Bodson
1869–1958 (age 89)
Robermont Cemetery
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Jacques Deruyts
1862–1945 (age 83)
Robermont Cemetery
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Jacques Duchesne-Guillemin
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Robermont Cemetery