Cornu, Sophie ° Dates of birth and death: 1790 fl. - 1840 fl.
Also known as: S. C. ; maiden name Sophie Cornu; see also DSI-entry 2821 for her work under her married name -> Sophie LamourouxWorked for: Jean Baptiste Georges Geneviève Marcellin Bory de St. Vincent (1778-1846) ; Bernard-Germain-Étienne de La Ville-sur-Illon, comte de Lacépède (1756-1825) ; Jean Vincent Félix Lamouroux (1779-1825) ; Encyclopédie méthodique (Paris 1782-92) ;
Cornuel, Dates of birth and death: 1830 fl. - 1850 fl.
Also known as: Worked for: Georges Léopold Chrétien Fréderick Dagobert, Baron de Cuvier (1769-1832) ; Anatolij Nikolaevich Démidoff (1813-1870) ;
Cornulier, R. Dates of birth and death: 1838 fl. - 1852 fl.
Also known as: R. d. C. ; de Cornulier ;Worked for: Paul Gaimard (1790-1858): Voyage en Islande et Groenland (1838-52) ;
Coronelli, Vincenzo Maria Dates of birth and death: 1650 in Venice, now Italy - 1718
Also known as: V. C. ; Marco Vincenzio / Marc Vicent / Marcus Vincentius / Винченцо Мария Коронелли ;Worked for: Coronelli: Epirome cosmografica, 1693; terrestrial & celestial globes for Ranuccio II Farnese, Duke of Parma, for Louis XIV, etc. ; Corso geografico universale ; Memorie istoriografiche del regno di Morea e Negroponte ; Atlante Veneto ; maps for globes "Three Globes gores Showing Southeast Asia, Korea, and Japan" (Venice c. 1695) ;
Corrêa/ Correa, Armando Magalhães Dates of birth and death: 1889 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 1944
Also known as: A. M. C. ;Worked for: writer & illustr. for Rio de Janeiro newspaper Correio da Manha ; drawings during dozens of field trips to Jacarepagua, Barra da Tijuca, Guaratiba, and the slopes of the Pedra Branca massif, all in the outskirts of Rio de Janeiro; A.M.C.: O Sertao Carioca [Rio's Outback] (Rio de Janeiro 1933); Terra Carioca: Fontes e Chafarizes (Rio de Janeiro 1939); A.M.C.: A Guanabara como natureza, 2016 (a selection of his articles)
Corte-Real / Côrte-Real, Jerónimo Dates of birth and death: 1533 (not 1530 as sometimes claimed) in the Azores - 1588 (buried on Nov.16, 1588, not 1590)
Also known as: J. C.-R. ; Jeronimo / Jérôme / Jerome / Jeronymo / J. C.-R. ;Worked for: text & plates in: O Segundo cerco de Diu (Second Siege of Diu), an epic in 21 cantos & 21 color plates, dealing with the historic siege of that Indian island-fortress of the Portuguese, mss 1546 (1st print 1574, 2nd edition 1783, Spanish translation 1597) ; Naufrágio de Sepulveda (Shipwreck of Sepulveda), posthumously (1624) ;
