William Haussoullier

1815–1892 (age 77)

Biography

William Haussoullier was a skilled French engraver whose precise work exemplified the technical mastery required of his craft. His contributions to the art of engraving helped preserve and disseminate images throughout the nineteenth century.

Haussoullier's dedication to his artistic discipline was evident in the quality of his work. He was interred at Auteuil Cemetery, where his accomplishments as an engraver are remembered.

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