Paul Meunié

1830–1911 (age 81)

Biography

Paul Meunié (1830–1911) was a French architect who contributed to the built environment of nineteenth-century France. His architectural work reflected the aesthetic sensibilities and technical innovations of his era.

Meunié's legacy in French architecture was honored through his burial at Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, a fitting tribute to his professional accomplishments.

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