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Audran Jean (Lyon, 1667 - Paris, 1756) Third son of Germain Audran, after having learned the rudiments of his parent's art, he was placed under the care of his uncle Gerard Audran in Paris. He soon became a famous engraver, becoming the king's engraver in 1706, receiving a pension and lodgings as a result. Read the full biography

Audran Jean (Lyon, 1667 - Paris, 1756) Third son of Germain Audran, after having learned the rudiments of his parent's art, he was placed under the care of his uncle Gerard Audran in Paris. He soon became a famous engraver, becoming the king's engraver in 1706, receiving a pension and lodgings as a result. His engravings portray some of the most important personalities of the political and artistic life of the time.