1727 deaths

Italian art historian

Carniolan artist (1658-1727)

Swiss anatomist

French noblewoman (1673-1727)

French printmaker (1682–1727)

Grand Pensionary of Holland (1655-1727)

Spanish sculptor

Russian geodesist and cartographer

Italian painter (1656-1727)

German cartographer

Romanian bishop

engraver (1660–1727)

German astronomer (1688-1727)

Italian composist and cellist

Italian publisher

French noble

German philosopher

Japanese Go player

French composer and organist

Dutch printmaker (1667–1727)

Qing dynasty poet

British medallist

Dutch engraver

Belgian composer

French actress

Hongshi (Manchu: Hung ši; 18 March 1704 – 20 September 1727) was a Manchu prince of the Qing dynasty. Born to the ruling Aisin Gioro clan as the third son of the Yongzheng Emperor, he was banished from the imperial clan in 1725, ostensibly for supporting his uncle Yunsi, a political rival of his father. He died in disgrace in 1727 but was later posthumously restored to the imperial clan by his younger brother, the Qianlong Emperor.

Catholic bishop

Dutch classical scholar (1637-1727)

British politician; (1661-1727)

Dutch painter (1651-1727)

German architect

(died 1727)

Dutch author and pharmacist

Dutch painter (1654-1727)

British industrialist and politician 1657-1727

German theologian

French engraver (1665–1727)

Norwegian businessman, born 1655

Dutch painter and engraver (1648-1727)

painter (1662-1727)

1649 - 1727 British politician and nobleman

bishop

English noble

British politician (1678-1727)

Dutch Golden Age painter (1657-1727)

Dutch painter (1644-1727)

Catholic priest and theologian (1690-1727)

Japanese Go player