Although Corneille studied at the Amsterdam Academy of Art in 1940, he is mostly considered to be self-taught. His works often reimagine popular subject matter, such as bathers, nature, and animals, in a more abstracted, playful manner. His work is in the permanent collection of galleries across Europe and the United States, and was recently featured in the Villanova University Gallery of Art's 2025 exhibition, "The Unrefined Line: CoBrA's Rebellion in the Collection".
Additional Artworks
From Villanova University Art Collection
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Roger Clough
Lehigh Valley Railroad Freight Station, Owega, Ny, 1982
oil on canvas
23 x 29 in
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Behnaz Karjoo
Manifested Light
24 kt gold, 22 kt yellow gold, 12 kt white gold, lapis lazuli and cinnabar natural pigments, and watercolor on treated mat paper
17.25 x 29.25 in
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Unknown
Landscape Sketch
Watercolor on paper
6.75 x 10.5 in
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Jose Pinto
Men With Ox-Drawn Wagons On Rural Road
oil on board
9.25 x 14 in
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Lutsenko
Midday
Wood block print
12.5 x 19 in
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Jeffrey Boys
Local Journeys
oil on canvas
36.5 x 50 in
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G. P. Ennis
Maine Farm
Watercolor on paper
19 x 23.5 in
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Jack Bookbinder
Monhegan Island
Lithograph
11.25 x 15.5 in
About the artist
Corneille (Guillaume Cornelis van Beverloo)
Dutch
1922-2010