Pieter
Bruegel the Elder: Prints and Drawings
by Nadine M. Orenstein (Editor), et al
(Hardcover)
Pieter
Bruegel: The Elder (Masters of Art Series)
by Wolfgang Stechow, Pieter Bruegel
(Hardcover - April 1990)
Pieter
Bruegel the Elder at the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna
by Pieter Bruegel (Editor), et al
(Hardcover - April 1999)
Pieter
Bruegel
by Philippe Robets-Jones, et al
Book Description: Famous for his robust scenes of peasant life
and his incomparable mountain landscapes, the beloved 16th-century artist
Pieter Bruegel is generally considered the greatest Flemish painter of
the Renaissance. This book, the most up-to-date monograph on Bruegel, incorporates
the latest art-historical research and new information gleaned from recent
restoration of his work. The authors, an art historian and a painting conservator,
each bring their special expertise to bear on the many outstanding questions
about the artist's life, technique, and the often enigmatic meaning of
his paintings. Bruegel's enduring appeal brought huge crowds to a recent
show of his drawings at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Lavishly
illustrated not only with Bruegel's paintings, drawings, and engravings
but also with telling details and archival material rarely or never shown
elsewhere, this is a sumptuous book on this enormously popular artist
Hardcover: 352 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 1.20 x
13.32 x 9.96
Publisher: Harry N Abrams; (November 2002)
ISBN: 0810935317
The
Fantastic Journey of Pieter Bruegel
by Anders C. Shafer
Book Description: In the 1550s, a gifted young painter traveled
south from Antwerp to study the art and ruins of Rome. He was Pieter Bruegel,
now recognized as a Northern Renaissance master. His dangerous, beautiful
journey changed his work forever.
Embracing what is known, Anders Shafer has envisioned Bruegel's two-year
sojourn in a series of brilliantly imagined diary entries and colorful
paintings. We see Bruegel joking with peasants, confronting thieves in
mountain passes, caught in a naval battle, working in Rome, and more, always
astutely observing and drawing human nature. This unusual book vividly
evokes Bruegel's growing sensibility and shows how art carries our common
humanity across the centuries. An Author's Note and a gallery of Bruegel
art are included.
Hardcover: 40 pages ; Dimensions (in inches): 0.39 x
12.36 x 9.24
Publisher: Dutton Books; 1st edition (June 2002)
ISBN: 0525469869
Bruegel:
The Complete Paintings (Basic Art)
by Rose-Marie Hagen (Editor), Rainer Hagen (Editor)
(Paperback - November 2000)
Pieter
Bruegel (Getting to Know the World's Greatest Artists)
by Mike Venezia
(School & Library Binding - October 1992)
Bruegel
or the Workshop of Dreams
by Claude-Henri Rocquet, Nora Scott (Translator)
(Hardcover - September 1991)
As
Above, So Below: A Novel of Peter Bruegel
by Rudy Rucker (Author)
(Hardcover)
Pieter
Bruegel (Life and Work of)
by Jayne Woodhouse
(Library Binding)
Inside
Bruegel: The Play of Images in Children's Games
by Edward A. Snow
(Hardcover - November 1997)
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