Raoul Lévy

1879–1964 (age 85)

Biography

Raoul Lévy (1879–1964) was a devoted figure whose life spanned times of great change, and he is honored by visitors who find his resting place at Père Lachaise Cemetery. His memory is preserved as one who lived fully during a dynamic era.

He is remembered with quiet reverence, as many pause to reflect upon the legacy he left behind and the continuity he represents between generations in Paris.

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