Le Clerc, Jean, 1560-1621 or 1622

LC control no.	no2015020607
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Le Clerc, Jean, 1560-1621 or 1622 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Le Clerc, Jean, IV, 1560-1621 or 1622 Le Clerc, Joannes, 1560-1621 or 1622 Le Clerc, le fils, 1560-1621 or 1622 Le Clerc, le jeune, 1560-1621 or 1622 Leclerc, Jean, 1560-1621 or 1622 Le Clerc, I. (Iean), 1560-1621 or 1622 Le Clerc, J. (Jean), 1560-1621 or 1622 Le Clerrc, I (Jean), 1560-1621 or 1622
Located	Paris (France)
Address	Rue Chartière (au Mont Saint-Hilaire) Paris France Rue Saint-Jean-de-Latran Paris France Rue Saint-Jacques Paris France Au Chef Saint Denis Paris France À la Salamandre (royale) Paris France À l'Image Saint Claude Paris France À l'Étoile d'or Paris France
Birth date	1560
Death date	[1621,1622]
Place of death	Paris (France)
Profession or occupation	Printers Booksellers Publishers Engravers Geographers
Special note	Cannot identify with: Leclerc, Jean, active 1573-1627
Found in	Theatre geographique du royaume de France, 1626: map 1 (I. Le Clerc excu. 1602) Pastoureau, Mireille. Les atlas français, XVIe-XVIIe siècles, 1984: page 295 (Leclerc, Jean; worked for Maurice Bouguereau; died in 1621 or 1622) Tooley's dictionary of mapmakers, 1999-2004: (Le Clerc, Jean IV (1560-c.1621); geographer, publisher, and engraver; fourth in a dynasty of printers and booksellers) BNF in VIAF, 9 September 2014 (heading: Le Clerc, Jean, 1560-1621?; variants: Le Clerc, Joannes; Le Clerc le fils; Le Clerc le jeune; Leclerc, Jean; Le Clerc, Jean IV; printer-bookseller, publisher, engraver, and geographer active in Paris, 1587?-1621; son of Parisian printer and publisher of prints Jean Le Clerc III; older brother of printer-bookseller and publisher of prints David Le Clerc; baptized August 16, 1560; godson of Parisian engraver François Desprez and the painter Jérôme Bollery; died in Paris, 1621 or 1622; his widow Frémine Richard succeeded him in 1622; his son Jean Le Clerc V was active beginning in 1618; addresses: rue Chartière (au Mont Saint-Hilaire); rue Saint-Jean-de-Latran; rue Saint-Jacques; au Chef Saint Denis; à la Salamandre (royale); à l'Image Saint Claude; à l'Étoile d'or) Abrégé de l'histoire françoise, avec les effigies des roys, depuis Pharamond iusques au roy Louys XIII. à présent regnant, 1617: (DLC copy not examined) Lessing J. Rosenwald collection, 1977 page 252, item 1377 imprint (Paris : I. Le Clerrc, 1617)