Zacharie Heince
Illustration — Simon IV de Montfort engraving by Zacharie Heinse (1690) Zacharie Heince (1611, in Paris – 22 June 1669, in Paris) was a well known French painter and engraver of Swiss origin. He drew portraits of the plenipotentiaries negotiating the peace of Münster engraved by F. Bignon (33 plates plus a frontispiece, 1648), and the Illustrious Frenchmen Painted in the Gallery of the Palais Richelieu (27 plates engraved).
Also recorded as Zacharie Haentz · Zacharie Heintze · Zacharie Hintz · Zacharie Hinse
Zacharie Heince
Zacharie Heince (1611-1669) et François Bignon (1620-?) · This file comes from Gallica Digital Library and is available under the digital ID bpt6k1511858x · Public domain
- Born
- 1611 · Paris.
- Died
- 1669 · Paris.
- Nationality
- France
- Occupation
- painter · printmaker
- Languages
- French
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Illustration — Simon IV de Montfort engraving by Zacharie Heinse (1690) Zacharie Heince (1611, in Paris – 22 June 1669, in Paris) was a well known French painter and engraver of Swiss origin. He drew portraits of the plenipotentiaries negotiating the peace of Münster engraved by F. Bignon (33 plates plus a frontispiece, 1648), and the Illustrious Frenchmen Painted in the Gallery of the Palais Richelieu (27 plates engraved).
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The authorities additionally record the headings Zacharie Haentz, Zacharie Heintze, Zacharie Hintz, Zacharie Hinse and Zacharie Heins. His recorded language was French. Other recorded relations include François Bignon and Antoine-Léonor Houdin.
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1611
Zacharie Heince born at Paris.
1669
Zacharie Heince died at Paris.
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