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portada Bruegel: Masters of Art
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Year
2026
Language
English
Pages
112
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
21.082 x 17.272 cm
ISBN13
9783791394848

Bruegel: Masters of Art

Florian Heine (Author) · Prestel Publishing · Paperback

Bruegel: Masters of Art - Florian Heine

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Synopsis "Bruegel: Masters of Art"

This richly illustrated introduction to Bruegel’s major works brings his enduring themes and empirical, morally charged vision of collective life into focus.

Pieter Bruegel’s depictions of everyday sixteenth century Netherlandish life demonstrated his extraordinary ability to observe and convey the world of ordinary people. This compact and accessible volume presents Bruegel’s essential paintings in a chronological sequence of over 50 finely reproduced works that reveal the depth, texture, and expressive range of his art.
Key works including The Wedding Dance, The Fall of the Rebel Angels, The Census at Bethlehem, and The Procession to Calvary appear alongside incisive commentary that highlights his innovations and sheds new light on his technique.
The book traces Bruegel’s artistic development from his entry into the Antwerp painters’ guild in 1551 through his rise as one of the most distinctive and influential artists of his era, while cultural, political, and religious forces come into view as shaping pressures behind scenes of communal life, labor, spectacle, and satire that reflect human behavior, belief, and power with unsparing clarity.
Exquisite reproductions of Bruegel’s paintings and graphic works show what an extraordinary painter he was. Informative and visually generous, this volume offers an engaging introduction to one of the central figures of Northern Renaissance art.

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