Robert Laverny

1892–1969 (age 77)

Biography

Robert Laverny was a French poet whose literary voice contributed to twentieth-century French poetry. His verses reflected the sensibilities and artistic concerns of his generation, earning him recognition among literary communities.

Laverny's poetic legacy endures through his published works and influence on French letters. He was interred at the cimetière du sud in Nancy, a resting place befitting his artistic contributions.

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