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Pieter Bruegel the Elder - Fall of the Rebel Angels is the first comprehensive book on one of the most cherished masterpieces of the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium in Brussels The book argues that with his Fall of the Rebel Angels (1562) Pieter Bruegel (died 1569) turned a traditional devotional theme into an innovative commentary on his own time, and situates the painting within the early modern cultures of knowledge and collecting Pieter Brugel the Elder - Fall of the Rebel Angels argues that many of the hybrid falling angels are carefully composed of naturalia and artificialia, as they were collected in art and curiosity cabinets of the time. Bruegel's much noted emulation of Jheronymus Bosch was thus only part of his wider interest in collecting, inspecting, and imitating the artistic and natural world around him. This prompts an examination of the world at the time that Bruegel painted the Fall of the Rebel Angels, locally, in the urban and courtly centres of Antwerp and Brussels on the eve of the Dutch revolt, and globally, as the discovery of the New World irreversibly transformed the European perception of art and nature. Painted as a tale of hubris and pride, Bruegel's masterpiece becomes a meditation on the potential and danger of man's pursuit of art, knowledge and politics, a universal theme that has lost nothing of its power today.

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A nonsequential stack of abstract stones lie against a speckled backdrop. With or without color, this sporadic pattern has a lovely industrial look. Pieter is an unpasted, non woven expanded vinyl wallpaper. Color: White.

The Pieter pattern logo polo from Brax features a contrast polo collar, a chest patch pocket with logo detail, and a three-button placket, offering a refined yet casual look. Contrast polo collar Short sleeves Chest patch pocket Logo detail Three-button placket 55% cotton/45% polyester Machine wash Imported SIZE & FIT Model measurements: 6'2 tall, 40 chest Model is wearing a US size Medi. Men's - M Classic Sportswear > Saks Off 5th. Brax. Color: Ocean. Size: L.

The Pieter pattern logo polo from Brax features a contrast polo collar, a chest patch pocket with logo detail, and a three-button placket, offering a refined yet casual look. Contrast polo collar Short sleeves Chest patch pocket Logo detail Three-button placket 55% cotton/45% polyester Machine wash Imported SIZE & FIT Model measurements: 6'2 tall, 40 chest Model is wearing a US size Medi. Men's - M Classic Sportswear > Saks Off 5th. Brax. Color: Ocean. Size: M.

The Pieter pattern logo polo from Brax features a contrast polo collar, a chest patch pocket with logo detail, and a three-button placket, offering a refined yet casual look. Contrast polo collar Short sleeves Chest patch pocket Logo detail Three-button placket 55% cotton/45% polyester Machine wash Imported SIZE & FIT Model measurements: 6'2 tall, 40 chest Model is wearing a US size Medi. Men's - M Classic Sportswear > Saks Off 5th. Brax. Color: Ocean. Size: XL.

The Pieter pattern logo polo from Brax features a contrast polo collar, a chest patch pocket with logo detail, and a three-button placket, offering a refined yet casual look. Contrast polo collar Short sleeves Chest patch pocket Logo detail Three-button placket 55% cotton/45% polyester Machine wash Imported SIZE & FIT Model measurements: 6'2 tall, 40 chest Model is wearing a US size Medi. Men's - M Classic Sportswear > Saks Off 5th. Brax. Color: Ocean. Size: XXL.

Upgrade your formal wardrobe with the Pieter Navy Blue Trousers by A.p.c. These stylish suit trousers are crafted from 100% wool and feature an elasticated waist for added comfort. Key attributes: Blue Wool Elasticated waist Side pockets One back pocket Straight cut Dimensions & fit: Regular fit Composition & care: 100% Wool Dry clean only

Upgrade your formal wardrobe with the Pieter Navy Blue Trousers by A.p.c. These stylish suit trousers are crafted from 100% wool and feature an elasticated waist for added comfort. Key attributes: Blue Wool Elasticated waist Side pockets One back pocket Straight cut Dimensions & fit: Regular fit Composition & care: 100% Wool Dry clean only

Upgrade your formal wardrobe with the Pieter Navy Blue Trousers by A.p.c. These stylish suit trousers are crafted from 100% wool and feature an elasticated waist for added comfort. Key attributes: Blue Wool Elasticated waist Side pockets One back pocket Straight cut Dimensions & fit: Regular fit Composition & care: 100% Wool Dry clean only

A.P.C. is in the business of providing classic wardrobe staples—always stylish, never boring. These textured cotton trousers are smart and casual in equal measure, tailored with sharp pleats down the front but made more relaxed with a comfy elastic waist. 100% Cotton, Elastic Waist, Hand Pockets, Front Pleats, A.P.C.. A.P.C. Men's Pieter Textured Cotton Pin Tuck Pleat Trousers in Dark Navy, Size Large

A.P.C. is in the business of providing classic wardrobe staples—always stylish, never boring. These textured cotton trousers are smart and casual in equal measure, tailored with sharp pleats down the front but made more relaxed with a comfy elastic waist. 100% Cotton, Elastic Waist, Hand Pockets, Front Pleats, A.P.C.. A.P.C. Men's Pieter Textured Cotton Pin Tuck Pleat Trousers in Beige, Size Large

A.P.C. is in the business of providing classic wardrobe staples—always stylish, never boring. These textured cotton trousers are smart and casual in equal measure, tailored with sharp pleats down the front but made more relaxed with a comfy elastic waist. 100% Cotton, Elastic Waist, Hand Pockets, Front Pleats, A.P.C.. A.P.C. Men's Pieter Textured Cotton Pin Tuck Pleat Trousers in Beige, Size Medium

This title investigates the artist's depictions of folkloric themes and the visual structures that the artist used to maximize effective communication between painter and viewer. Arguing that Bruegel's depictions of popular fables address issues of social transformation and conflict, Ethan Matt Kavaler demonstrates that they affirm the ideal of a stable, hierarchical society, an ethos opposed to a culture increasingly oriented toward business. The author draws a detailed picture of the evolving world in which Bruegel worked using a wide assortment of images and writings, including legal handbooks, popular theater, costume books, personal correspondence, emblem books, and alba amicorum. Also examined is the role of Antwerp as a center for the arts and home to an intellectual and commercial elite, who, ironically, were the owners of Bruegel's pictures of peasants.

Pieter Bruegel the Elder: Fall of the Rebel Angels is the first comprehensive book on one of the most cherished Renaissance masterpieces in the collection of the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium. Bruegel's dizzingly complex "Fall of the Rebel Angels" (1562) is presented in this lavishly illustrated volume in microscopic detail, and placed in its wider context in the texts, which argue that, with this painting, Bruegel turned a traditional devotional theme into an innovative commentary on his own time. Many of the angels in Bruegel's scene are hybrids of natural and artificial forms, just as the curiosity cabinets of the time would juxtapose "naturalia" and "artificialia" for the connoisseur, connecting the painting to early modern European cultures of knowledge and collecting.

Looks at de Hooch's influence on Dutch genre painting, and Vermeer in particular, and discusses the themes and techniques used in his work

Pieter Bruegel the Elder - Fall of the Rebel Angels is the first comprehensive book on one of the most cherished masterpieces of the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium in Brussels The book argues that with his Fall of the Rebel Angels (1562) Pieter Bruegel (died 1569) turned a traditional devotional theme into an innovative commentary on his own time, and situates the painting within the early modern cultures of knowledge and collecting Pieter Brugel the Elder - Fall of the Rebel Angels argues that many of the hybrid falling angels are carefully composed of naturalia and artificialia, as they were collected in art and curiosity cabinets of the time. Bruegel's much noted emulation of Jheronymus Bosch was thus only part of his wider interest in collecting, inspecting, and imitating the artistic and natural world around him. This prompts an examination of the world at the time that Bruegel painted the Fall of the Rebel Angels, locally, in the urban and courtly centres of Antwerp and Brussels on the eve of the Dutch revolt, and globally, as the discovery of the New World irreversibly transformed the European perception of art and nature. Painted as a tale of hubris and pride, Bruegel's masterpiece becomes a meditation on the potential and danger of man's pursuit of art, knowledge and politics, a universal theme that has lost nothing of its power today.

Each book in this attractive series comprises a short essay on an artist's life and work, including a portrait or self-portrait, and about 80 reproductions of their works, arranged chronologically. The books are presented in an unusual square format with covers and jackets both printed with one of the artist's best-known paintings.

Pieter de Hooch, one of the most famous and innovative artists of Holland's Golden Age, played a pioneering role in the Delft School and m the advancement of genre painting and naturalism in the seventeenth century. Best known for his expressive use of interior space and sun-filled courtyards, de Hooch's command of perspective and responsiveness to light and atmosphere were unprecedented, and his work undoubtedly influenced his younger but more famous colleague Vermeer.This beautiful book examines de Hooch's position in Dutch genre painting and the social and political context of his art in the United Netherlands. It also addresses the artist's favored themes -- in particular the virtue of domesticity -- and relates them to Dutch civilization, literature, and the history of the family in the Protestant republic. Peter Sutton investigates de Hooch's approach to narration and his practice of encoding commentaries through symbolism, gesture, and such time-honored devices as the painting within the painting. In addition, he discusses new technical data concerning the artist's painting techniques, materials, and working methods. Through word and image, the book traces de Hooch's artistic development from his early beloved Delft period pictures to his more elegant and aristocratic paintings from his later years in Amsterdam.

Pieter Bruegel the Elder (c. 1525–1569) was the greatest Dutch draftsman of the sixteenth century, his drawings highly valued in his lifetime, sold both as originals and through copperplate prints. Though he drew on a long pictorial tradition, he invested his drawings with powerful new subjects and forms, presenting a complicated visual world that was humorous and earthy, yet also astute and deeply critical of the society around him.             This lavishly illustrated catalog examines Bruegel’s artistic origins and provides an overview of his entire body of work, setting him in the context of forebears such as Hieronymous Bosch while also making a strong case for Bruegel’s many innovations in genres as widely diverse as landscape art and social satire.