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Abraham Bosse (1602 - 1676)

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Artists who influenced Abraham Bosse	French printmaker and writer. He probably trained with Melchior Tavernier (1564–1641) in Paris, and his earliest datable works, a set of four landscapes after Matthäus Merian (i) (1622; Duplessis nos. 1040–43), were published by Tavernier. Le Jardin de la noblesse française (D 1301–18), the first of Bosse’s important print series, was published in 1629. Its 18 plates after Jean de Saint-Igny show ... more (Google)		Artists who were influenced by Abraham Bosse
Jacques Callot	Marriage in Countryside, #2 (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)	Women at Table in Absence of Husbands (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)	Dirck van Delen
Doetechum Brothers	Marriage in Countryside, #3 (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)	Baker (Trades 7) (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)
Claude Vignon	Old Age (Ages of Man 4) (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)	Barber (Trades 6) (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)
Jean de Saint-Igny	Painter, Sculptor, Engraver and Printer, #1 (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)	Burying Dead (Works of Charity 7) (Museum of Fine Arts, Boston)