Category:Giovanni Bouchard

**Bouchard et Gravier**
	publishing house founded by Giovanni Bouchard, of French origin, owned with the partnership of Gravier by 1760s, active in Rome, in Via del Corso, near the church of San Marcello
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Instance of	publisher; typographer; bookseller;
Location	Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome, Lazio, Italy
Street address	Via del Corso, presso la Chiesa di San Marcello, Roma, italia;
Located on street	via del Corso;
Inception	1700s;
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	Q109341433; VIAF ID: 126062370, 24870710, 313104964, 2927145857133122922452; GND ID: 6147009-0, 1090720939; Bibliothèque nationale de France ID: 14956700p; IdRef ID: 164446516; NUKAT ID: n2019120327; PLWABN ID: 9810603025905606
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English: Giovanni Bouchard, Italian bookseller and publisher active in Rome in 1750-1789. Initially published as Giovanni Bouchard; Gravier (apparently from the Gravier family of retail booksellers from Briançon, who operated in Genoa, Rome, Florence and Portugal) became a partner by 1760s, and that is how the Bouchard & Gravier press was founded. It specialized in antiquities, maps, and prints; published Piranesi's early prints. In late 1790s the firm was dissolved; a separate firm of Bouchard and of Gravier was founded in the first half of 19th century.

Refrence: The British Museum: Bouchard & Gravier

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