D. J. Changuion

An Amsterdam bookseller-publisher active in the late eighteenth century, D. J. Changuion (very likely Daniel Jean Changuion) appears on imprints from 1769–1770 onward (science, arts, literature), often in French for an international readership. He joined publishing partnerships—with Evert van Harrevelt a company contract was notarized on April, 24, 1771—and worked with P. den Hengst on library catalogues (notably Bolongaro-Crevenna, 1789). The house issued notable titles such as Nollet’s L’Art des expériences (Amsterdam, D. J. Changuion, 1770), literary classics (Télémaque), maps in association, and gaming compendia (Académie universelle des jeux). Activity is documented in 1789 (Posthumous Works of Frederick II, Amsterdam, D. J. Changuion) and as late as 1794 (joint reissue at The Hague).
Son of bookseller François Changuion.