Breugel Collection (page 3)

Pontifical Galley With Sails, Oars And Heavy Artillery. It Is Flying The Papal Flag. After A Drawing By Breugal The Elder

The Battle about Money, after 1570. Creator: Pieter van der Heyden
The Battle about Money, after 1570

Breugel, Jan, The Elder, called Velvet Bruegel
" Breugel, Jan, The Elder, called " Velvet Bruegel" (1568-1625). Landscape with Windmills. 1600s. Flemish art. Oil on wood. ITALY. Rome. Galleria Spada (Spada Gallery)."

The Land of Cockaigne
Breugel, Pieter, The Elder, called Peasant Bruegel (1525-1569). The Land of Cockaigne. Flemish art. Tempera

Johannes and Lucas van Doetechum after Pieter Breugel the Elder (Dutch, active 1554-1572; died before 1589), " Foockel Lach-een-reys" and " Lazarus Sonder-Zeer", c

Country party. 16th c. School of Pieter Breugel

RUBENS, Peter Paul (1577-1640); Breugel, Jan
" RUBENS, Peter Paul (1577-1640); Breugel, Jan, The Elder, called " Velvet Bruegel" (1568-1625). Archduchess Isabella Clara Eugenia. ca. 1617. Flemish art. Oil on canvas. SPAIN

Bouquet in a Clay Vase
Breugel, Jan, The Elder, called Velvet Bruegel (1568-1625). Bouquet in a Clay Vase. Flemish art. Oil on wood

Bouquet in a Blue Vase

Peasant Wedding (Bauernhochzeit). Left-hand lower detail

Return of the Herd. Left-hand lower detail
Breugel, Pieter, The Elder, called Peasant Bruegel (1525-1569). The Return of the Herd. Left-hand lower detail

Garland with the Virgin

Gathering of Gypsies in the Wood by Breugel, Jan, The Elder, called Velvet Bruegel (1568-1625). Flemish art. Oil on canvas

Peasant Wedding (Bauernhochzeit) Pieter Breugel

The Return of the Herd, 1565. Bruegel, Pieter, The Elder (1525-1569). Work from a series on the seasons divided in six paintings

The Peasant Life by Breugel, Jan, The Elder, called Velvet Bruegel (1568-1625). Lower right-hand detail, milking of

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Breugel, a name synonymous with artistic brilliance and captivating storytelling. Pieter Bruegel the Elder, a master of his craft, painted scenes that transported viewers to another time and place. In "Hunters in the Snow, " we witness the serene beauty of winter as hunters traverse through a snowy landscape. The Younger Breugel takes us on an icy adventure in "Winter Scene with Ice Skaters, " capturing the joyous spirit of frozen lakes and laughter. But it is not just nature that fascinated these artists; they also delved into human life. "The Peasants Wedding" invites us to join in the merriment and revelry of a rustic celebration, while "The Harvesters" depicts laborious work during harvest season. Yet their imagination knew no bounds as they ventured into biblical tales like "The Tower of Babel, " showcasing man's ambition reaching new heights but ultimately leading to chaos. Van der Heyden's engravings bring forth virtues and vices alike - from Patience personified in Patientia to Pride depicted in Superbia. Jan Bruegel, known as Velvet Bruegel for his exquisite attention to detail, captured still life's ephemeral beauty with vibrant flowers blooming eternally on canvas. Peter Breugel continued this legacy by creating works that resonated deeply within our souls. "The Triumph of Death" forces us to confront mortality head-on as skeletal figures dance amidst destruction. And finally, Philip Galle immortalizes compassion in "The Parable of the Good Shepherd. " Breugel's art transcends time, inviting us into worlds both real and imagined – where nature breathes life onto canvas and humanity tells its stories through strokes of genius.