Théophile Steinlen

1859–1923 (age 64)

Biography

Théophile Steinlen was a distinguished Swiss-French illustrator and artist born in 1859 who became renowned for his graphic work and illustrations. His artistic contributions spanned multiple media and established him as a significant figure in late 19th and early 20th-century visual arts.

Steinlen's prolific career produced numerous illustrations and artistic works that influenced his contemporaries and subsequent generations. He passed away in 1923 and was laid to rest at Saint Vincent Cemetery, leaving behind a rich artistic legacy.

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