Claude Lorraine Collection
Claude Lorraine, also known as Claude Gellée, was a renowned French landscape painter from the 17th century
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Claude Lorraine, also known as Claude Gellée, was a renowned French landscape painter from the 17th century. His works are characterized by their serene and idyllic landscapes, often depicting scenes of nature with historical or mythological references. One of his notable paintings is "Coast View with Perseus and the Origin of Coral" created in 1674. In this masterpiece, Claude Lorraine captures a breathtaking coastal view where Perseus can be seen alongside the mythical origin of coral. Another remarkable piece inspired by Claude Lorraine's work is Ludovico Caracciolo's "Seascape, " painted in 1815. Caracciolo pays homage to Lorraine's famous series called "Liber Veritatis" through this captivating seascape that echoes the master's style. Aubrey Beardsley, an English illustrator, brings forth Lorraine's influence in his artwork titled "Et in Arcadia Ego. " Created for The Savoy No. 8 magazine issue in 1896, Beardsley showcases his interpretation of Lorraine's pastoral landscapes with intricate details and dark undertones. "Landscape near Rome with a View of the Ponte Molle" is another masterpiece by Claude Lorrain dating back to 1645. This painting portrays a picturesque scene near Rome featuring the iconic Ponte Molle bridge against a backdrop of lush greenery and rolling hills. Throughout history, many artists have paid tribute to Claude Lorrain through engravings such as "Claude Lorraine (engraving)" and "The Great Masters of Art: Claude Lorrain (engraving). " These prints serve as testaments to his enduring legacy within the art world. "The Judgment of Paris, " completed between 1645-1646 by Claude himself, depicts the mythological tale where Paris must decide which goddess is most beautiful - Aphrodite, Hera or Athena.