Bruegel popularised the snowy landscape, influencing artists such as the deaf-mute painter Hendrick Avercamp, who specialised in jolly, silvery-hued scenes of ice-skaters, young, old, rich and poor.

In the winter panel, we slide into Bruegel’s world from the left, joining these hunters and their dogs, heads hung low, as they trudge home through heavy snow: This is a busy scene, with at ...

If you know who Bruegel is, he's, like ... And he painted a lot of medieval scenes and a lot of great winter scenes. So I had this idea that I could kind of set the poem against the backdrop ...

The plein air painter extraordinaire made a slew of snow scenes after a particularly ... Northern Renaissance, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, is as hygge as a winter afternoon gets.

Pieter Bruegel’s 1565 painting Jagers in ... This 1893 painting by Charles T. Webber shows a scene of people traveling in winter with the help of the Underground Railroad, the network that ...

From that skeletal bush to the ominous crows and magpie above this frigid domain, Bruegel’s minute details build into a scene that captures the essence of a European winter. Painted in 1565 and ...

Artists have made snow a subject since at least the 15th century, when winter scenes began appearing in ... among them Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s landmark “The Hunters in the Snow,” from ...

street scenes, and landscapes. Hunters in the Snow (Winter), Pieter Bruegel the Elder, 1565 Public domain via Wikimedia Commons The LIA confronted the Dutch with challenges they had never faced ...