Born in Bagnères-de-Bigorre, France (1851–1911). A French sculptor and visual artist known both for his independent works, including marble sculptures and allegorical works such as "The Muse of Bagnères" and "Spring", and for his important role as an executing sculptor in Auguste Rodins studio, where he translated and carved several of Rodins famous works in marble, including "Eve" and "The Eternal Idol".