Corneille De La Haye Collection
Corneille de la Haye, also known as Corneille de Lyon, was a renowned French portrait painter during the 16th century
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Corneille de la Haye, also known as Corneille de Lyon, was a renowned French portrait painter during the 16th century. His exquisite works captured the essence and personality of his subjects with remarkable precision. One of his notable pieces is "Portrait of a Man" from 1550/60. In this painting, Corneille showcases his mastery in capturing intricate details such as facial features and clothing. The subject's gaze exudes confidence and intelligence, leaving viewers intrigued by his story. Another captivating artwork by Corneille is "Portrait of Louise de Halluin, dame de Cipierre" painted around 1555. This piece depicts a noblewoman adorned in luxurious attire, radiating elegance and grace. Corneille's attention to detail brings out her refined beauty and aristocratic charm. In "Portrait of Anne de Pisseleu, " created circa 1535-40, we witness another example of Corneille's talent for portraiture. Anne stands regally in lavish garments that reflect her high status as Duchess d'Etampes. Her serene expression hints at both her power and vulnerability. Corneille also ventured into portraying individuals from various walks of life beyond nobility. One intriguing work is the enigmatic "Portrait of a Dwarf. " Although little is known about this individual, Corneille captures their unique appearance with sensitivity and respect. The artist's skillful brushstrokes are evident in every painting he creates - whether it be the dignified Charles de Cosse or Jean d'Albon de Saint-Andre - each portrait reveals an intimate glimpse into their lives. Not limited to human subjects alone, Corneille paints widows with profound depth that conveys their grief while honoring their strength through unknown creator portraits like "Portrait of a Widow. " Corneille often incorporates striking accessories like black-plumed hats or gold chains to add intrigue to his compositions; these details enhance the personality and story of each subject.