Cornelis Boel Collection
Cornelis Boel, a talented artist from the late 16th to early 17th century, captured various historical and religious scenes in his captivating artworks
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Cornelis Boel, a talented artist from the late 16th to early 17th century, captured various historical and religious scenes in his captivating artworks. In Plate 3: Charles V Crowned Emperor entering Rome with the Pope, Boel depicted the grandeur of this significant event with intricate details and vibrant colors. Plate 7 showcases another triumphal procession after Charles V's victory over the Turks. Boel skillfully portrayed the jubilant atmosphere and conveyed a sense of pride in this momentous achievement. In Plate 2: The city of Rome taken by Constable of Bourbon, we witness Boel's ability to depict dramatic scenes. With masterful brushstrokes, he brings to life the chaos and turmoil that ensued during this historic event. Boel also collaborated with Otto van Veen on several pieces like Thomas flight from prison. Here, they beautifully illustrated two angels tying a rope around Thomas' middle as he escapes captivity—an image filled with hope and liberation. Another collaboration between Boel and van Veen is seen in Thomas converted his sister. Through their artistry, they tell an emotional tale of spiritual transformation and familial bonds. Thomas by his brothers kidnap portrays a gripping scene where family ties are tested as tragedy strikes. Boel captures the anguish and despair felt by those left behind. The artwork titled Thomas mother looking for him in Naples evokes empathy as we see a mother's desperate search for her lost child—a poignant reminder of love's enduring strength even amidst adversity. In one intriguing piece titled Thomas eats a paper with Ave Maria, Boel presents us with an enigmatic scene that sparks curiosity about its meaning—perhaps symbolizing faith or sacrifice? While many works are attributed to Cornelis Boel himself, some remain anonymous but still bear his distinctive style. One such example is Face—a captivating portrait that showcases both technical skill and artistic flair. Lastly, Hearing depicts another mysterious yet compelling scene.