The grave monument of the painter Alfred Dehodencq (1822-1882) at Montmartre cemetery was decorated with a bust executed by his son, Edmond (1862-1867), and with a tablet engraved with a poem by Théodore de Banville (now almost entirely worn away). Edmond himself was dead by the time the monument was erected and dedicated in 1887, and his untimely demise is referenced in the poem. The poem and a photograph of the tomb can be found in the book Alfred Dehodencq, l'homme &amp; l'artiste, by Gabriel Séailles, 1910, pages 185-186.
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