Michel Lévy

1809–1872 (age 63)

geologist

Biography

Michel Lévy was a prominent French geologist and mineralogist of the 19th century who made important contributions to the scientific understanding of geology. Born in 1809, he was active in scientific research and education during a period of rapid advancement in the natural sciences.

Lévy's work in geology reflected the growing importance of scientific inquiry in 19th-century France. His contributions to mineralogy and geological science earned him recognition among the French scientific community. He was buried in Père Lachaise Cemetery in 1872, a testament to his standing in French intellectual life.

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