French sculptor of whom little is known before his emergence around 1679 working at Versailles, where he was commissioned - together with Anselme Flamen and Claude Poirier - to produce statues for the Companions of Diana. His other sculptures include two dignified, effective and symmetrical tombs, of Andre Blanchard de Saint-Martin and Noel Le Blond at Pontoise (Museum). In 1712 he was given the commission to complete the high-relief Gospel scenes along the exterior of the choir enclosure at Chartres, which had been begun in the early sixteenth century. //