Jacobus Coelemans was Flemish engraver, who was born in Antwerp and was a pupil of Frederick Bouttats. In 1690 he moved to Aix-en-Provence where he worked until his death. He produced mostly reproduction graphics such as those published in "Recueilles plus beaux tableaux du cabinet de Messire Jean-Baptiste Boyer, seigneur d'Aguilles, conseiller au Parlement de Provence, a Aix" (Aix, 1709). //