Imprimerie Lesigne (Théodore Lesigne)
Imprimerie Lesigne (c. 1843 - 1965) was a Belgian printing firm founded in the mid-19th century (c. 1843) by Théodore Lesigne. By 1856, the firm had established its primary printing works at Nos. 25-27, Rue de la Charité, in the Brussels municipality of Saint-Josse-ten-Noode. Operating over generations under various names, including Imprimerie Th. Lesigne, Veuve Lesigne, and Imprimerie A. Lesigne, the firm became one of Belgium's leading institutional and administrative printing houses. It built a prolific portfolio heavily focused on state and academic commissions, printing official parliamentary reports and debate transcripts, the national statistical yearbook (Annuaire statistique de la Belgique), university annals, and key socio-economic government inquiries. Imprimerie Lesigne continued operations into the 1960s. The firm's historic neoclassical complex on Rue de la Charité was demolished in 1995 as the surrounding district made way for contemporary office development.
AKA: Théodore Lesigne
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