Paul-Alexandre Guyot

1846–1914 (age 68)

Biography

Paul-Alexandre Guyot was a distinguished photographer born in 1846 who captured the visual essence of his era through his lens. His work documented the changing landscape and society of the nineteenth century, preserving moments in time for posterity.

Guyot's contributions to the photographic arts left a lasting legacy, and he was honored with burial in Brussels Cemetery's Section 2. His life spanned the formative years of photography as both an art and a profession.

Also buried at Brussels Cemetery - Section 2

Emile Goossens
1891–1952 (age 61)
Brussels Cemetery - Section 2
Emile Goossens served as a justice of the peace with a calm and compassionate commitment to fairness.
Eugène Guyot
1820–1875 (age 55)
Brussels Cemetery - Section 2
Eugène Guyot was a 19th-century Belgian businessperson whose commercial ventures contributed to economic development.
Maximilien Guyot
1786–1863 (age 77)
Brussels Cemetery - Section 2
Maximilien Guyot was a Belgian military officer whose service contributed to nineteenth-century Belgian national defense...
Prosper Hanrez
1842–1920 (age 78)
Brussels Cemetery - Section 2
Prosper Hanrez was a Belgian politician who served his country during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Hendrik Beyaert
1823–1894 (age 71)
Brussels Cemetery - Section 2
Hendrik Beyaert (Dutch) or Henri Beyaert (French) (29 July 1823 – 22 January 1894) was a Belgian architect.
Mélanie de Looz-Corswarem
1825–1898 (age 73)
Brussels Cemetery - Section 2