The Little Van Dyck: The Elegant Legacy of Gonzales Coques In the vibrant, bustling heart of seventeenth-century Antwerp, a painter emerged whose brushwork whispered the elegance of royalty and the intimacy of domestic grace. Gonzales Coques, often affectionately known by his contemporaries as "the little Van Dyck," occupied a unique space in the Flemish Baroque movement. While his namesake, Anthony van Dyck, captured the grand, sweeping majesty of the English court, Coques mastered the art of the cabinet portrait—intimate, meticulously detailed works that brought a sense of refined nobility…