André Lhote 1885 – 1962

Biography

André Lhote was born on July 5, 1885, in Bordeaux, France, where he first developed his artistic talents. Throughout his life, he distinguished himself as both a skilled sculptor and painter, contributing significantly to the French art scene during the early twentieth century. His work reflected the creative spirit of an era marked by artistic innovation and experimentation.

Lhote spent much of his professional career in Paris, where he became an established figure in the city’s vibrant cultural community. His dual expertise in sculpture and painting allowed him to explore artistic expression across different mediums, earning him recognition among his peers and patrons alike. He remained active in his artistic pursuits throughout his life, dedicating himself to his craft.

On January 24, 1962, Lhote passed away in Paris at an advanced age, leaving behind a legacy of artistic achievement. He was laid to rest in Montparnasse Cemetery in the 14th arrondissement of Paris, a final resting place that reflected his prominent place in French cultural history. His contributions to sculpture and painting continue to be remembered as part of France’s rich artistic heritage.