Massacre of the Innocents Art Print by Bruegel the Elder large The Harvesters Print

The Harvesters Print

1660) The Milkmaid oil painting portrays an unassuming maid

is one of the most sensual paintings of the Italian Renaissance and initiated a series of Ovidian interpretations that occupied much of the latter part of Titian's career

Painted in 1659

The Dutch Proverbs art print by Bruegel the Elder is an array of illustrations to depict traditional sayings from the Netherlands and can be considered as a warning against human foolishness and folly

Massacre of the Innocents Art Print by Bruegel the Elder large The Harvesters PrintMassacre of the Innocents is a modernised version of the fable from St Matthews Gospel, which tells of the murdering of young children in Bethlehem after the birth of Jesus. Bruegel updated his interpretation to portray the clothing from the Spanish and German army in the cold winter streets of Belgium.