Sex: m
Artist occupation: sculptor; medallist
Geographical data: France
State: France
Date of birth: 1854
Place of birth: Paris
Last cited: 1922
Place(s) cited: Paris

Born in Paris in 1854 studied under Dumont, Bonnissieux and Thomas and exhibited at the Salon des Artiste Française from 1882 to 1922 winning bronze medals at the expositions of 18 9 1900, and traveling scholarship in 1988. The specialized importer medallions, bas-relief, and busts. He was a brother to Claudius Marioton enjoyed a strong reputation for nearly 50 years. Numerous works by the artist were produced in bronze such as, La Victoire, Fleur des Champs, meditation, La Danse, and bust of Manon.

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