René Boyvin [SEP] place of death
René Boyvin
René Boyvin (1525–1598) was an influential French engraver who lived in Angers.
References.
- Jacques Levron: René Boyvin, graveur angevin du 16e siècle, avec catalogue de son oeuvre et la reproduction de 114 estampes. Angers 1941.
Link.
- http://www.museum.cornell.edu/earthlyparadise/warriorsandbuilders.html
After Francis's death, in 1547, Penni moved to rue de la Cerisaie in Paris and continued working with printmakers, continuing his Fontainebleau style in works for new aristocratic and middle-class clients. He also publicised his style via engravings of his secular, religious and mythological works by Jean Mignon and Léon Davent – René Boyvin also engraved Penni's oil portrait of Henry II of France, though Penni's original painting for "The Resurrection of Lazarus" (engraved by Nicolas Houël in 1555) is now lost. Penni