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Jean Regnard Burand (or Johann Reinhardt Borandor Stormlisten)) is a goldsmith active in Strasbourg in XVIIIAnd century.
Born in 1750, son of Philipp Jacob Boran, deacon of the church of Saint-Guillaume in Strasbourg[1]was first apprentice of Johann Ulrich Mands (master in 1740)[2]then protected by Jean Frédéric Buttner[3].
He was received master around 1775[1].
Jean Regnard Burand specializes in snuffboxes[1].
The Museum of Decorative Arts in Strasbourg has one of his gilded silver snuffboxes from 1789. Oval in shape with a hinged lid, it is provided on all sides with an engraved and chiseled decoration, reproducing a striped pattern that evokes a fabric. . Striped silks were then very popular, in both women’s and men’s clothing and upholstery. [4].
- Hans Haug, Strasbourg silverware in French public collections (volume 22 of the Inventory of French public collections), Editions des Musées Nationaux, Palais du Louvre, 225 p. (ISBN 9782711800742)
- Alexis Kugel, Philippe Bastian and Pauline Loeb-Obrenan, Vermilion! The gilded silver of Strasbourg: XVIAnd au XXAnd centurySaint-Rémy-en-l’Eau, 352 p. (ISBN 978-2903824914)
- Jean Daniel Ludmann, “Büttner”, New dictionary of Alsatian biography, vol. 5, 1984, p. 436, [lire en ligne]
- “Museum of Decorative Arts. 33.004.0.106. Johann Reinhard or Jean Regnard Borand or Burand (1750-), Museums of the city of Strasbourg [1]
Bibliography[modifier | modifier le code]
- (from) Hans Haug, Old and new goldsmiths and watches from StrasbourgStrasbourg, 1914
- Hans Haug, Strasbourg silverware in French public collections (volume 22 of the Inventory of French public collections), Editions des Musées Nationaux, Palais du Louvre, 225 p. (ISBN 9782711800742, read online)
- Alexis Kugel, Philippe Bastian and Pauline Loeb-Obrenan, Vermilion! The gilded silver of Strasbourg: XVIAnd au XXAnd centurySaint-Rémy-en-l’Eau, 352 p. (ISBN 978-2903824914)
- Etienne Martin (conductor), Two centuries of goldsmithing in Strasbourg: XVIIIAnd–XIXAnd centuries in the collections of the Museum of Decorative ArtsStrasbourg museums, 304 p. (ISBN 978-2901833802), p. 133
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