Audran, Germain
, was the eldest son of Claude,
and was born in 1631, at Lyons, where his parents then
resided. Not content with the instructions of his father,
be went to Paris, and perfected himself under his uncle
Carl and upon his return to Lyons, published several
prints which did great honour to his graver. His merit was
in such estimation, that he was made a member of the
academy established in that town, and chosen a professor.
He died at Lyons, in 1710, and left behind him four sons,
all artists, namely, Claude, Benoist, John, and Louis.
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