Gustave Schlumberger
French historian and editor
French historian and editor
1929
97 years ago — 85 years old
Thinkers & Philosophers
France
Significant contributions included editing the 'Revue archéologique', focusing on French architecture and archaeology. Authored detailed studies on the history of art and archaeology. Collaborated with several notable institutions to advance the study of ancient history. Worked extensively on the archaeology of France and the historical monuments found throughout the country.
Edited the 'Revue archéologique'
Published studies on French architecture
Contributed to the understanding of ancient history
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