Paul-André-Joseph Zacharezuk

1853–1930 (age 77)

Biography

Paul-André-Joseph Zacharezuk (1853–1930) was a skilled engraver whose craftsmanship contributed to the rich visual culture of the Belle Époque.

He is remembered at Père Lachaise Cemetery for the precision of his work and the patience he brought to each plate and impression.

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