Auguste Baussan
Sébastien Auguste Baussan (24 May 1829, Avignon – 23 February 1907, Montpellier) was a French sculptor. Life 
Originally from Avignon, Auguste Baussan was trained by his father Joseph Baussan (1791–1871), himself a sculptor, and by the painter Charles Matet in Montpellier. Baussan actively participated in the Montpellier artistic milieu of the second half of the 19th century with Matet, Michel Maximilien Leenhardt, Édouard-Antoine Marsal and Frédéric Bazille. He subsequently taught as professor of sculpture at the Montpellier École des Beaux-Arts. Works 

 Agde:
 Place de la Belle Agathoise: Agathé, or La Belle Agathoise (1858). Promenade: Monument à Claude Terrisse (1875). Alès:
 Jardin du Bosquet: Monument à Louis Pasteur (1896). Béziers:
 Cimetière Vieux: Monument funéraire de Fortuné Singla (1876). Lodève:
 Cimetière: Monument funéraire de Georges Fabre (1882). Montpellier:
 Centre hospitalier Saint-Éloi:
 Monument à Combal (1894). Monument à Dubrueil (1894). Monument à Jacques-Mathieu Delpech (1898). Cimetière protestant:
 Monument funéraire d'Ernest Audibert (1902). Monument funéraire de Frédéric Bazille (). Cimetière Saint-Lazare:
 Monument funéraire de Polge (1904). Monument funéraire de Joseph et Auguste Baussan (1906). Église Saint-Roch: Statue de Saint Roch (1894). Square Planchon: Monument à Jules Émile Planchon (1893). Université de Montpellier: Buste d'Armand Sabatier (1905). References

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 Oliver, Valerie Cassel, ed. (2011). "Baussan, Sébastien Auguste". In Benezit Dictionary of Artists. Oxford Art Online. 1829 births
1907 deaths
19th-century French sculptors