Bruegel. Invisible masterpieces

Exhibition March 16, 2016 − March 16, 2020
Exhibition"Bruegel. Invisible masterpieces" at the Royal museums of fine arts of Belgium – is the ability to literally penetrate into the works of Pieter Bruegel the Elder. The artist and his paintings are known worldwide, but each song is an amazing series of characters that are worthy of a separate study.

Combining virtuality and reality, the curators of the Museum allow viewers to immerse themselves in the work of Brueghel, to see the smallest details of each painting and get expert explanations. This project, launched in cooperation with Google Cultural Institute, dedicated to the 450th anniversary of the death of the painter, which accounts for 2019. Exhibition that makes extensive use of new digital technology brings together the largest international museums around the figure of Pieter Bruegel the Elder.

A four-year virtual exhibition "Brueghel. Invisible masterpieces" is available on interactive monitors at the Royal museums of fine arts of Belgium, on mobile applications and platform Google Cultural Institute.
Pieter Bruegel The Elder. The census at Bethlehem
The census at Bethlehem
1566, 115.5×163.5 cm
Pieter Bruegel The Elder. The massacre of the innocents
The massacre of the innocents
1567, 109.2×158.1 cm
$52.00
Digital copy
Pieter Bruegel The Elder. Landscape with the fall of Icarus
Landscape with the fall of Icarus
1558, 73.5×112 cm
$52.00
Digital copy
Pieter Bruegel The Elder. The Tower of Babel (little)
The Tower of Babel (little)
1565, 59.9×74.6 cm
$52.00
Digital copy
Pieter Bruegel The Elder. Fall of Rebel Angels
Fall of Rebel Angels
1562, 117×162 cm
Pieter Bruegel The Elder. Harvest. The "Seasons" cycle, the end of summer
Harvest. The "Seasons" cycle, the end of summer
1565, 119×162 cm
$52.00
Digital copy
All artworks at the exhibition

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