Antoine Huberty

Antoine Huberty (c.1722 – 13 January 1791) was a French musician, music publisher, and engraver of Flemish origin[1] who practiced in Paris and later in Vienna in the second half of the 18th century.

Huberty worked in Paris from 1756 as a musician at the opera and viola d'amore player, but he remains better known for his activities as engraver and music publisher.

In Paris, in addition to Wagenseil, Huberty published Holzbauer, Wanhal, Benda, Franz Aspelmayr, Zappa, Anton Filtz, Pugnani, Sammartini, etc.

Huberty and his family moved to Vienna in the beginning of 1777 where he established his company in Alstergasse under the sign Zum goldenen Hirschen [The golden deer].

[1] At the end of his life, Huberty was reduced to abject poverty and worked only on the technique of engraving plates that were used by Artaria, Hoffmeister and Kozeluch.