Exonumia Bronze Canada 1923 119x148mm Plaque Mission Canadienne en France Named

Named: A.M. Gabriel Veissiere.

Most likely presented to the architect Gabriel Jean Veissiere.

Biography written by Marie-Laure Crosnier Leconte :

School of Fine Arts registration number: 5551. Gabriel Jean Veissière, born in the 12th arrondissement of Paris on September 27, 1884, son of Émile Antoine Veissière, 28 years old, employee, and Alice Savigny, 26 years old, student of his father, architect in the 12th arrondissement of Paris (at the studio on October 8, 1902), then of Edmond Paulin (at the studio on October 28, 1902), admitted to the 2nd class on May 13, 1903, obtaining a total of 20 marks, 1st class on July 26, 1910, obtaining a total of 16 marks including a 2nd Medal in modeling, graduated on March 12, 1919 (108th class) (architect in the 8th arrondissement of Paris [between 1931 and 1942]; Gautier and Languereau publishing house, 18 rue Jacob in Paris, in 1928; secretary of the editorial board of the journal L'Architecture; member of the Central Society of Architects in 1916, of the SADG in 1921, still listed in the 1935 directory, of the Society of Modern Architects, of the National Society, registered with the Order of Architects in 1943; Knight of the Legion of Honour, Officer of the Academy on May 30, 1924, Officer of Public Instruction; died in 1945; National Archives of France, AJ/52/436, student file; Delaire)

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