Paul de Vivie

1853–1930 (age 77)

Biography

Paul de Vivie (1853–1930) chronicled the world as a journalist, capturing the rhythms of everyday life and the aspirations of his readers.

He is commemorated at Cimetière de Loyasse for his thoughtful prose and the perspective he offered through the press.

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