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CoBrA - Major Art Movement‍

Guillaume Corneille was one of the founding members of the CoBrA movement, a major artistic movement that emerged after the Second World War. The fame and influence of the CoBrA movement helped to elevate the status of its members, including Corneille, in the art world.

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‍Originality and Expressiveness
Corneille's artistic style, characterized by bright colors, abstract shapes, and spontaneous expressiveness, is distinctive. Its experimental approach and originality attract collectors looking for unique works.

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‍Artistic Evolution

‍Corneille's career has undergone significant artistic evolution over time. From the CoBrA period to his later explorations, this diversity in his work adds value to his reputation, showing his ability to innovate and reinvent himself.
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International influence

‍Corneille's works have been exhibited in galleries and museums around the world, expanding his reputation internationally. This international presence contributes to the demand for his works on the global art market.

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‍R‍Reputation within Free Figuration

‍After the dissolution of CoBrA, Corneille was associated with Figuration Libre, a post-Cobra artistic movement. Its place in this new trend reinforces its position in the history of contemporary art.
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Humanitarian commitment

‍Corneille's support for humanitarian causes and her social commitment have also contributed to her reputation. Some collectors may be drawn to the idea of acquiring works by an artist who is committed to altruistic causes.