Lucien Gibert

1904–1988 (age 84)

Biography

Lucien Gibert was a French sculptor whose artistic career spanned much of the twentieth century. His works reflected the evolving aesthetic movements of his time, contributing to the cultural landscape of early modern France.

Gibert's legacy endures through his sculptures, which remain part of France's artistic heritage. He was honored with burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery, one of Paris's most prestigious final resting places, reflecting his significance in French artistic circles.

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