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Maurice Ringot
Maurice Ringot (1880, Bergues – 1951) was a French sculptor, best known for his war memorials. He also did work for churches and private individuals.
==Early life==
Ringot came from a family of marbriers and sculptors, and studied in local colleges before entering the École des Beaux-Arts in Lille and then Paris. After his studies he returned to Bergues, married Hélène Sagary and set up his studio in the rue de l'Arsenal. There he produced his first major monument: the figure of Johannes Gutenberg for the front of the then ''Le Nord Maritime'' newspaper building in Dunkirk. This work is now in the Jean Bart school.〔(Gutenberg ) La Presse du Nord et du Pas-De-Calais au temps de l'Écho du Nord (1819-1944) by Jean-Paul Visse. Retrieved 19 September 2012〕
In 1910 he moved to Malo-les-Bains and employed several workers and artists, one of whom was Louis Piron. Seven years later Ringot moved to the Seine-Maritime region and lived and worked there for several years before returning to Malo-les-Bains where he lived out the rest of his life.〔(Biographical details ) Les Monuments aux Morts sculptés de la Première Guerre Mondiale en France. A website by Alain Choubard. Restricted 19 September 2012〕
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