Dubuisson, Pierre-Paul ( fl 1746-1762 )
An 18th century French bookbinder, who succeeded
ANTOINE MICHEL
PADELOUP as royal binder. Dubuisson excelled
in the creation of dentelles similar to those of
the Deromes, and was an accomplished heraldic
designer as well as bookbinder and gilder. He, and
his father, Rene, specialized in the binding of
almanacs, devising the shortcut of decorating
their covers with well-designed engraved plaques
designed to be used in a press, instead of working
with individual tools. (94 , 347 )