Pierre Mathieu Ligier

1796–1872 (age 76)

Biography

Pierre Mathieu Ligier was a French actor who graced the stage during the nineteenth century. Born in 1796, he pursued a career in theatre, contributing to French dramatic arts during a vibrant period of cultural development.

Ligier's theatrical career reflected his passion for the performing arts. He was buried in the Chartreuse Cemetery, a final resting place that honored his contributions to French culture. He died in 1872.

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