James Jacoby
James Oswald Jacoby( April 4, 1933 – February 8, 1991) was an American bridge player and writer.
He played as Jim Jacoby but he wrote books as James and for many years co-wrote a syndicated bridge column with his father as" Jacoby on Bridge" by Oswald and James Jacoby.
( He wrote a re-branded newspaper bridge column after his father's death.)
He won 16" national"( ACBL) championships, first at age 22 in 1955, and he was the most successful ACBL tournament player( s leader) during 1988.
Jacoby may have inherited talent and interest in games, not only from his legendary father Oswald Jacoby.
He and his mother Mary Zita Jacoby co-wrote" The New York Times Book of Backgammon"( 1973).
Jacoby graduated from the University of Notre Dame.
He was a long- time resident of Texas and an original, 1968 member of the professional bridge team formed by Texas businessman Ira Corn, variously known as the Aces, Dallas Aces, and Texas Aces.
Jacoby was a resident of Richardson, Texas, when he died of cancer in a Dallas hospital at age 58.
He was survived by his wife Judy, his son Jim Jacoby, Jr., and his brother Jon.
In competition Jacoby was a member of four world champions.
The Aces won the Bermuda Bowl both in 1970 as U.S. representative and in 1971 as defending champion.
United States won the 8th quadrennial World Team Olympiad in 1988( its first win in the open flight, in a field of 56 national teams).
Jacoby also led the winning mixed team in 1972 as playing captain.
At Jacoby won world silver medals in the 1966 Open Pairs with Dr. John Fisher and in the 1978 Mixed Pairs with Heitie Noland( quadrennial events in non-Olympic even years).
Jacoby was inducted into the ACBL Hall of Fame in 1997.
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Pierre- Philippe Choffard( 19 March 1731 – 7 March 1809) was a French draughtsman and engraver.
Choffard was born in Paris in 1731.
While still very young he showed great aptitude for drawing flowers and ornaments, and was placed with an engraver of maps named Dheulland, but he afterwards received lessons from Babel, an engraver of ornaments, and is said to have had also the benefit of the advice of Nicolas Edelinck, Balechou, and Cochin.
Commencing with the cartouches of maps, which date from 1753 to 1756, he next engraved invitation and address cards and book- plates, and these drew attention to his abilities and secured for him the commission to execute the tail- pieces for the celebrated edition of the' Contes' of La Fontaine published by the Fermiers- Généraux in 1762.
The fertility of invention and the taste displayed by the artist in these gems of art are known and admired by all.
The series ends with his own portrait in profile as the tail- piece of' Le Rossignol.'
To these succeeded, among a host of minor pieces, the large ornaments placed at the head of each book of the Ovid's' Metamorphoses' of 1767- 1771, the headpieces to Saint- Lambert' s poem,' Les Saisons,' issued in 1769, and again with some alterations in 1775, those to Imbert's poem,' Le Jugement de Paris,' 1772, and the tail- pieces to Desormeaux's' Histoire de la Maison de Bourbon,' published in the years 1779- 1788.
All these combined to establish his reputation as a designer of ornament without a rival.
Besides these, the ornamental pieces which he executed for the' Voyage pittoresque de Naples et de Sicile' of Saint- Non, published in 1781, and the plates of' Les Amants surpris,'' Les Amours champêtres,' and' Marchez tout doux, parlez tout bas,' after Baudouin, and a view of Narbonne, after Monnet, must be ranked among his best works.
Choffard wrote in 1804 a' Notice historique sur l'art de la Gravure,' and was about to undertake a more extensive work when he was struck down by death at Paris in 1809.
MM. Portalis and Béraldi give in their' Graveurs du Dix-huitieme Siècle' a detailed catalogue of his engravings, which number 855.

Question: Who died first, Pierre-Philippe Choffard or James Jacoby?
Answer: Pierre-Philippe Choffard