Charles I de Cosse (1505-73) Count of Brissac, c.1550

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"Charles I de Cossé (1505-1573), Count of Brissac, c.1550" is a portrait attributed to the studio of François Clouet, a prominent French Renaissance painter known for his detailed and insightful portraits of the French nobility and court. This artwork is believed to have been created around 1550, capturing the likeness of Charles I de Cossé, a distinguished French military leader and a close confidant of Kings Francis I, Henry II, and Charles IX of France. As Count of Brissac, he played a significant role in the political and military landscape of 16th-century France, including serving as the Governor of Piedmont and participating in the Italian Wars.

The portrait is notable for its meticulous attention to detail, characteristic of Clouet's studio's work, showcasing the fashion and aesthetics of the French Renaissance court. It likely served both as a personal commemoration of Charles I de Cossé's status and achievements and as a political statement, emphasizing his loyalty and service to the French crown. The artwork provides valuable insights into the cultural and social dynamics of the period, reflecting the conventions of portraiture and the importance of visual representation for the nobility.

While the exact location and ownership of the portrait may have varied over time, its historical and artistic significance remains, offering a window into the life and times of one of France's notable military figures and the sophisticated artistry of the French Renaissance. The attribution to the studio of François Clouet suggests the involvement of artists working under the guidance of Clouet, indicating the collaborative nature of art production during this period. This portrait stands as a testament to the rich cultural heritage of 16th-century France and the enduring legacy of its artists and subjects.

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