Louis-Anatole Lagrenée

1818–1880 (age 62)

Biography

Louis-Anatole Lagrenée was a French military officer born in 1818 who dedicated his career to service in the armed forces. His military life encompassed significant periods of French history, including the tumultuous mid-nineteenth century marked by various conflicts and national transformations.

Lagrenée's service as a military officer reflected the martial traditions and professional military development of nineteenth-century France. He lived until 1880, maintaining his commitment to military duty throughout his career. He was laid to rest at Père Lachaise Cemetery, where he rests among other distinguished military figures of his era.

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