Charles de Coss Count of Brissac ca. 1535

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"Charles de Cossé, Count of Brissac (ca. 1535)" is a portrait by the French Renaissance painter Jean Clouet. The painting is a significant example of Clouet's portraiture, which is known for its detailed and realistic depiction of the French nobility and court during the 16th century. The subject of the painting, Charles de Cossé (1505–1563), was a prominent military figure and a courtier during the reign of King Francis I of France. He was appointed as the Grand Master of Artillery and later became the Governor of Piedmont.

The portrait is executed in oil on wood panel, a common medium for the time, and showcases Clouet's mastery of capturing the likeness and character of his sitters. In the painting, Charles de Cossé is depicted in a three-quarter view, wearing the luxurious attire befitting his status. His expression is dignified and reserved, reflecting the formality of his position and the conventions of portraiture during the period.

Jean Clouet, also known as Janet, was a court painter to King Francis I and is celebrated for his contributions to the Northern Renaissance. His work is characterized by its fine detail, particularly in the rendering of textiles and clothing, and by the psychological depth he brought to his portraits. Clouet's influence extended to his son, François Clouet, who continued his father's tradition of court portraiture.

The "Charles de Cossé, Count of Brissac" portrait is an important work within Clouet's oeuvre and provides valuable insight into the visual culture of the French Renaissance court. It is held in high esteem for its historical significance and as an exemplar of Clouet's artistic skill. The painting is part of the collection of the Louvre Museum in Paris, where it remains an object of study for scholars and a point of interest for visitors fascinated by the grandeur of the French Renaissance.

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