Category:Grave of Lang-Verte (Père-Lachaise, division 96)

**Grave of Lang-Verte**
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Instance of	grave;
Genre	funerary art;
Location	Père-Lachaise Cemetery - Division 96, Quartier du Père-Lachaise, 20th arrondissement of Paris, Paris, Grand Paris
Creator	Fernand Hamelet;
Collection	Père Lachaise Cemetery;
	48° 51′ 34.43″ N, 2° 23′ 53.33″ E
Authority file
	Q112330415;
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Grave of Lang-Verte (Père-Lachaise, division 96)

Fernand Hamelet: Grave of Lang-Verte

Artist

Fernand Hamelet (1884–1955)
Description	French architect
Date of birth/death	25 August 1884	25 January 1955
Location of birth/death	Rouen	Rouen
Authority file	: Q41795377

Title

Grave of Lang-Verte

Object type

grave

Genre

funerary art

Description

Français : Sépulture de Charles Lang-Verte (1852-1921), industriel à Rouen.

Collection

Père Lachaise Cemetery

	Native name	Cimetière du Père-Lachaise
	Parent institution
	Location	8 Boulevard de Ménilmontant 75020 Paris France
	Coordinates	48° 51′ 43″ N, 2° 23′ 39″ E
	Established	1804
	Authority file	: Q311 VIAF: 135988342 LCCN: n82144566 OSM: 11838120 GND: 4075890-4 SUDOC: 027502864 WorldCat

Current location

Division 96, avenue Pacthod, line 16
Tomb on the left : Alkan, on the right : Zilber
concession number: 36-1921

Object location

48° 51′ 34.4″ N, 2° 23′ 53.3″ E

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Inscriptions

recto in engraving:

FAMILLE LANG-VERTE

recto in engraving:

Charles LANG-VERTE 1852-1921
V^ve Alfred VERTE née Caroline NATHAN 1840-1926
Esther VERTE épouse Charles LANG-VERTE 1867-1947
Nephtali Robert LANG-VERTE mort pour la France 1888-1914
M^me Claire VERTE 1870-1932
A la mémoire de Germain LANG-VERTE 1891-1943 et d'Alfred LANG-VERTE 1898-1942 morts pour la France victimes de la barbarie nazie

recto left in engraving:

M.E.M^ce BEER M^r

recto right in engraving:

Fern. HAMELET architecte

verso in engraving:

C. A P. 36 B. V. 1921