1788–1852

Georges-Philippe Clésinger was an artist.

Georges-Philippe Clésinger lived from 1788 to 1852 and worked as a sculptor. His professional life included a significant role in the artistic development of his son, Auguste Clésinger. As a parent, he provided the familial foundation for the younger artist, while also serving as his teacher. This dual relationship allowed Georges-Philippe to directly shape the early training and practice of Auguste within the field of sculpture. Their connection represents a direct lineage of artistic knowledge passed from father to son during the nineteenth century.