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HUMN 303N Week 2 Assignment; Essay; Painting Analysis & Reflection - The Tower of Babel by Pieter Bruegel the Elderin (1563)

$15.00
Contributor
Georgina Chapman
Category
Humanities
Course
HUMN 303N Introduction to the Humanities
Institute
Chamberlain
Pages
5

Painting Analysis & Reflection Angelia Christine GuruleChamberlain University College of Nursing HUMN-303Anna Farrell January 16th The Tower of Babel by Pieter Bruegel the Elderin (1563) Pieter Bruegel was born in 1525 and died in 1569 (Griffin, 2022). Bruegel’s art was made in the aftermath of the reformation, his “visually engrossing paintings show scenes of rural working life, religion, and superstition” (The Art Story, 2018). Bruegel was influenced by the Italian Renaissance style when it came to his landscape paintings. Later in life, he began to paintworks that depicted scenes from ordinary life and could be seen as religious in nature. “The world of Pieter Bruegel was not secular; it was a surreal place infused with religious thought” (Prosperetti, L. et al, 2020). While others at this time, like the Italians and

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