Maurice Eliot

1862–1945 (age 83)

Biography

Maurice Eliot was a distinguished French illustrator whose artistic talents contributed to the visual culture of his era. Born in 1862, he developed his craft during a period of significant artistic innovation in France.

Eliot's work as an illustrator helped bring stories and ideas to life through his skilled visual interpretations. His legacy endures through his artistic contributions, and he was honored with burial in Père Lachaise Cemetery upon his death in 1945.

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