Louis Sautter

1825–1912 (age 87)

Biography

Louis Sautter was a French engineer born in 1825 who played a role in the industrial development of nineteenth-century France. His engineering expertise contributed to the technological progress of his nation during a period of rapid modernization.

Sautter's career in engineering extended well into the twentieth century, concluding with his death in 1912. He was laid to rest in Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, where he is remembered among France's accomplished engineers and innovators.

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