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Jan van Eyck:
The Wedding of Arnolfini (1434)



No one point perspective


Mirror


Dog represents loyalty, companionship


Dress color complements bed


Shoes off because on holy ground


Mirror -- > connection with Velazquez

Hieronymus Bosch:
The Garden of Earthly Delights (1504)



Triptych


Glass all throughout


Enlarged fruit and animals -- > sins of consumption, basal level


triumphal procession of human pleasure


panel on left is Garden of Eden, no sin, creating Eve


Animals fighting over food --> foreshadow


bunnies near women = fertility


Hell shown with Bosch's portrait


Gluttony of king in the underworld


Pieter Bruegel:
Netherlandish Proverbs (1559)



Picks up on Bosch influence but uses moral lessons instead


Discombobulated structure reflects the point of parables that are short and not narratives


Praise of Folly. World depicted many times


Pieter Bruegel:
Battle between Carnival and Lent (1559)



Country coming to the City


Antwerp depicted with people from everywhere


Sense of Circle --> promenade


Theatres of rhetoric depicted


Center is possibly Breugel and wife turning back on religion

Pieter Bruegel:
The Tower of Babel (1563)



Hubris of Nimrod


Allegory for Antwerp


Architecture's connection to Rome --> Pope Leo's trying to resurrect Rome through St. Peter's

Pieter Bruegel:
Dulle Griet (1562)



Phillip II in 1557 cracking down on Reform


Griet advancing towards Hell

Pieter Bruegel:


Hunters in the Snow (1565)


pictaresque > leads eye down into the landscapes


community and basic pleasure together

Pieter Bruegel:
Wheat Harvest (August) (1565)


Realms of life present in the landscape with the church in the background and the workers in the front


Perspective allows for workers expressions to be seen. Able to see individual stacks and meal being consumed

Pieter Bruegel:


Return of the Herd (Autumn) (1565)


Part of the series of different seasons


Gallows always present --> image of death everywhere

Giorgione or Titian:
Fête Champêtre (1509)



Arcadia in Italy


Joys of the out of doors


Arcadia in the North is more good and work ethics, out of door to communicate with nature through work


Engagement with the land --> releasse from the work, makes us whole