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Charleroi, 16.3.1921), former bank clerk, and his wife Césarine Cornand. Married in 1884, they continued to run jointly the studio she had opened and which became one of the few multiple-branch studios in 19th century Belgium. Branch studio also in Lille [F], 40, Rue Nationale, at least from 1896 until 1899. The studio was destroyed in World War I and Deton - Cornand relocated to another building in the same street, occupying it until Eugène Deton’s death in 1921. 1891 * - 1902 Anvers, Place de Meir, 6 Predecessor: Deton L. Successor: Buyle Ferdinand # 1895 - 1898 / Namur, Rue de Bruxelles, 20 or 22 Predecessor: Roman F. # Successor: Piron Joseph According to Pierre-Paul Dupont, a studio operated in Namur as early as 1885 ca. In any case, Piron is believed to have been active at this address, perhaps as an operator, as early in 1894. 1896 - 1904 Mons, Grand Rue, 22 Predecessor: Deton L. Successor: Deton Jeanne Locations: 1884 * - 1914 / Charleroi, Rue de la Montagne, 42 then 44 1891 * - 1902 Anvers, Place de Meir, 6 1895 - 1898 / Namur, Rue de Bruxelles, 20 or 22 1896 - 1904 Mons, Grand Rue, 22 Exhibitions: Namur, 1896. - Charleroi, Rue de la Montagne 44" - http://s125678.poweredby.kinamo.be/atomfomu131/index.php/deton-cornand-deton-eugene-cornand-cesarine;isaar, 18.11.2018