Smith, Gerard William · New York, Scribner · leaf 166
er artist whose style was formed on the eclectic prin-ciples adopted by the Boulognes was Michel Corneille (1642—1708), sometimes called from his work for tapestry, CoR-neilles des Gobelins. He was the son of Michel Corneille(1603—1664), one of the twelve founders of the Academy ofPainting in 1648,… … rillLIITE LE HaKDI BEAUINO THE BODY OF St. LoUIS TO SaINT-DeNIS. By Louis de Boulogne. 138 PAINTING IN FEANCE. The graver side of the age—an age that produced Pascal—found its representative artist in Philippe de Champaigne(1602—1G74). Although belonging by his style to the FrenchSchool, he was…
Painting, Spanish · Painting, French
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