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Last Name Delamonce

Given Name Ferdinand

alt. Names F. D. ;

Marriage Marie Nay, fille de François Nay, marchand, de Françoise Faure, on Aug. 6, 1731

Children

Year born 1678 in Munich, Bavaria, now Germany

Year died 1753

Place of death Lyon, France

Father's occupation architect Jean Delamonce (1635-1708)

Relatives

Education

Country of Activity France

Worked for Isaac Newton: Optice sive de reflexionibus, refractionibus, inflexionibus et coloribus lucis (Lausanne & Geneva 1740, frontispiece) ; Leonard Euler ; Vincent Le Sueur (1668-1743) ; Père Ménestrier: L'Histoire de Lyon (1696) ; Père Dominique de Colonia: Les Antiquités profanes et sacrées de la ville de Lyon ; Carte pour l'intelligence des voiages d'Abraham, faits par l'ordre de Dieu, en Asie et en Egypte;

Patronage membre of the "l'Académie des Beaux-Arts de Lyon" ;

Collaborators copper engraver -> Daudet & J.-F. Cars ;

Techniques physical, mathematical, optical, architectural, and topographical drawing

Sample(s) https://www.the-saleroom.com/en-gb/auction-catalogues/kiefer/catalogue-id-antiqu10001/lot-d2c57ba4-fe4f-48a7-8ec9-a47400b018b3

Archival sources https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdinand-Sigismond_Delamonce

Published sources

other Architect and draughtsman of various engravings between 1696 and 1735, active in Italy 1715-1728, in Marseille in 1729, then in Aix, Avignon and Grenoble, and finally in Lyon since 1731, who was also active in Germany, and Switzerland.

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