Jean-André Reiche
(1752 - 1817)
BIOGRAPHY
Jean-André Reiche was born the son of a Leipzig shop owner in 1752. He settled in Paris during the reign of Louis XVI, becoming a master founder in June 1785. One of the most renowned Parisian bronziers of the Empire period his workshop were based at rue Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth. At first designated as a bronzier and marble specialist, during the Empire he was listed as a “marchand-fabricant de bronzes”.
He died on March 18, 1817, leaving his business to his son Jean Reiche.
He died on March 18, 1817, leaving his business to his son Jean Reiche.