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Tag Archives: Bruegel Peasant Wedding
SECOND HELPINGS ON THE PEASANT WEDDING FEAST
”Long sticks on the bagpipes. I’m inclined to think the groom is the man in the red hat, passing food towards the bride. The motion of a husband, to penetrate the wife. Note that near him are no less than … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bruegel Peasant Wedding, Brueghel, Charles D. Cuttler, Charles de Tolnay, Fritz Grossman, Gustav Gluck, Matthew Estrada, Perez Zagorin, Pieter Balten, Pieter Baltens, Pieter Bruegel, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Pieter Brueghel, Rudy Rucker, The Bartered Bride, The Marriage at Cana, William Carlos Williams, www.templegallery.com
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CASE OF THE ABSENT BRIDEGROOM
The painting shows a variety of country folk celbrating a wedding by having a midday meal. Most of it is clear enough. One one level it is straightforward, amusing, sympathetic and easy to understand. For instance, right in the foreground, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Balzac, Baron Joseph van der Elst, Bruegel Peasant Wedding, Bruegel Peasant Wedding feast, C.G. Stridbeck, Carl Goldmark, Dorothy Koppelman, Eli Siegel, Gustav Gluck, Honore de Balzac, K.C. Lindsay, Norman Rockwell, Pieter Bruegel, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Ruth Oron, Voltaire, Walter Gibson, William Carlos Williams
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