Boullongne, Louis De
, the elder, painter to the
king, and professor in the French academy, was born at
Paris in 1609, and was principally distinguished for his
ability in copying the works of the most famous ancient
painters, which he did with astonishing fidelity. Tbere
are also in the church of Notre Dame at Paris three pictures of his own of considerable merit. He died at Paris
in 1674, leaving the two following sons:2
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