{(The Renaissance outside Italy [continued (9)])[Flanders and Holland (continued (5))]{Pieter Breugel the Elder [continued (3)]}[29th April 1991]

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‘Breugel* brings to an end the 16^th century in the North and prepares the way for the nascent Baroque. His sons and grandsons were important painters who helped to train some of the leading artists of the 17^th century in the Low Countries. It was Pieter Breugel, however, who made landscape and peasant life in the Renaissance a fitting and accepted subject for painting.’

**

*[See last two previous ts journal entries, [Redbook9:211][19910429:0914m]{(The Renaissance outside Italy [continued (7)])[Flanders and Holland (continued (3))]{Pieter Breugel the Elder}[29th April 1991]&f]

** – ibid [Encyclopaedia Britannica 25:352]

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