The Tower of Babel (Vienna)(Der Turm von Babel (Wien)) |
Pieter Bruegel the Elder |
Mannerism
castle · fascinating · mote · attractive · colorful · scenic · charming · vacation · primitive · deluxe · tower · babel · vienna |
The Tower of Babel (Vienna) by Pieter Bruegel the Elder 1563 · Öl auf Panel · Picture ID: 21204 |
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5/5 · Show reviews (9)
28.03.2019
Harald S.
Wonderful art print!
(Machine translation) Original comment: Wundervoller Kunstdruck!
Art print on Canvas glossy, 66cm x 48cm, stretched on stretcher. With painting frame .
01.02.2018
Michael V.
Art print on Canvas glossy, 190cm x 140cm, stretched on stretcher.
21.10.2018
Mario K.
The details are amazing!
(Machine translation) Original comment: Die Details sind ein Wahnsinn!
Art print on Canvas glossy, 90cm x 66cm, stretched on stretcher. With painting frame .
01.07.2018
Michael A.
The details can actually be admired under the magnifying glass. The picture is amazing !!!
(Machine translation) Original comment: Die Details sind tatsächlich auch noch unter der Lupe zu bewundern. Das Bild ist der Wahnsinn!!!
Art print on Canvas glossy, 190cm x 140cm, stretched on stretcher. With painting frame .
16.11.2017
Viola C.
Art Print on Photo paper matte/satin, 95cm x 70cm.
14.09.2020
Gast 9.
Art print on Canvas Satin, 66cm x 48cm, stretched on stretcher.
03.10.2020
Luca S.
Art print on Canvas Satin, 66cm x 48cm, stretched on stretcher.
01.12.2020
Felix M.
Art Print on FineArt Photo Baryte, 66cm x 48cm.
02.01.2021
Cordula F.
Art Print on Canvas Satin, 75cm x 55cm.
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The Tower of Babel and the ensuing Babylonian confusion of words form one of the most famous passages in the Old Testament, although it contains only a few verses. However, Bruegel's painting was not based on the real ziggurat of Ur, that is, the ancient Babylon ("god's gate"), which was rediscovered in 1913, but on the Colosseum in Rome, which is modeled on the individual levels of the tower. He also moves the events from the Middle East to the North Sea coast and lets the builder King Nimrod, who dressed in the painting as a European prince of the 16th century, build the tower in a polder landscape, as they are in the Netherlands, Belgium or Northern Germany finds. Outstanding is above all the incredible detail of the image, which reveals an ever new facet of the painting. © Meisterdrucke |
The Tower of Babel (Vienna)(Der Turm von Babel (Wien)) |
Pieter Bruegel the Elder |
Mannerism
castle · fascinating · mote · attractive · colorful · scenic · charming · vacation · primitive · deluxe · tower · babel · vienna |
The Tower of Babel (Vienna) by Pieter Bruegel the Elder 1563 · Öl auf Panel · Picture ID: 21204 |
Add to favorites
5/5 · Show reviews (9)
28.03.2019
Harald S.
Wonderful art print!
(Machine translation) Original comment: Wundervoller Kunstdruck!
Art print on Canvas glossy, 66cm x 48cm, stretched on stretcher. With painting frame .
01.02.2018
Michael V.
Art print on Canvas glossy, 190cm x 140cm, stretched on stretcher.
21.10.2018
Mario K.
The details are amazing!
(Machine translation) Original comment: Die Details sind ein Wahnsinn!
Art print on Canvas glossy, 90cm x 66cm, stretched on stretcher. With painting frame .
01.07.2018
Michael A.
The details can actually be admired under the magnifying glass. The picture is amazing !!!
(Machine translation) Original comment: Die Details sind tatsächlich auch noch unter der Lupe zu bewundern. Das Bild ist der Wahnsinn!!!
Art print on Canvas glossy, 190cm x 140cm, stretched on stretcher. With painting frame .
16.11.2017
Viola C.
Art Print on Photo paper matte/satin, 95cm x 70cm.
14.09.2020
Gast 9.
Art print on Canvas Satin, 66cm x 48cm, stretched on stretcher.
03.10.2020
Luca S.
Art print on Canvas Satin, 66cm x 48cm, stretched on stretcher.
01.12.2020
Felix M.
Art Print on FineArt Photo Baryte, 66cm x 48cm.
02.01.2021
Cordula F.
Art Print on Canvas Satin, 75cm x 55cm.
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The Tower of Babel and the ensuing Babylonian confusion of words form one of the most famous passages in the Old Testament, although it contains only a few verses. However, Bruegel's painting was not based on the real ziggurat of Ur, that is, the ancient Babylon ("god's gate"), which was rediscovered in 1913, but on the Colosseum in Rome, which is modeled on the individual levels of the tower. He also moves the events from the Middle East to the North Sea coast and lets the builder King Nimrod, who dressed in the painting as a European prince of the 16th century, build the tower in a polder landscape, as they are in the Netherlands, Belgium or Northern Germany finds. Outstanding is above all the incredible detail of the image, which reveals an ever new facet of the painting. © Meisterdrucke |