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I Brueghel. Le origini dei generi pittorici in Europa
Italy's first major show on the Brueghel dynasty: 80+ paintings, drawings and prints tracing how they shaped landscape, still life, peasant and battle genres.
In 1595 Cardinal Federico Borromeo invited Jan Brueghel to Milan and put him up in the archbishop's palace. The Flowers in a Vase he painted for Borromeo is one of the show's major loans, and it comes from Milan's own Pinacoteca Ambrosiana.
More than 80 paintings, drawings and prints follow three generations. Pieter Bruegel the Elder swaps Bosch's demons for mud, snow and village feasts. His son Pieter the Younger runs a workshop that repeats those hits in variants, and Jan travels to Italy and adds paradises, allegories and myth. Attribution is part of the story: the Antwerp Wedding Dance, long taken for the Elder's own hand, is now credited by recent studies to an early copyist. Copies sold as the original: every vintage stall at a Navigli Sunday market.
Tickets are €15, or €17 for an open date. Families pay €10 for one or two adults and €6 for ages 6 to 14. Thursdays stay open until 22:30; closed Mondays.
Erredakzioaren aukera
Italian lehen erakusketa handia Brueghel dinastiari buruz: 80 margolan, marrazki eta grabatu baino gehiago, familiak paisaia, natura hil, nekazari eta gudu-eszenak nola taxutu zituen erakusten dutenak.
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Flowers in a Vase, Jan Brueghel the Elder
A flower still life painted for Cardinal Borromeo while Jan lived in the archbishop's palace, lent by the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana.
The Wedding Dance (Antwerp, c. 1566)
A village-feast scene long accepted as Bruegel the Elder's own, which recent studies attribute to a copyist from his close circle.
Aeneas and the Sibyl in the Underworld, and Orpheus for Pluto and Proserpina
Two mythological scenes by Jan from the Colonna collection in Rome, set among the dead.
Winter Landscape with People and Skaters, Hendrick Avercamp
Skaters on a frozen Dutch scene, shown as one of the later painters who took up the Brueghel snow landscape.
Norentzat
- Iluntzeko bisitak
- Xehetasun-zaleak
- Kanpoko bisitariak
Haurrekin
Families pay €10 for one or two adults and €6 for ages 6 to 14; schools pay €6.
Palazzo Reale di Milano: beste erakusketa batzuk
- Carla Cerati. Plurale femminile. Fotografia e scrittura, 1926-20262026(e)ko irailaren 26(a) – 2027(e)ko urtarrilaren 10(a)
- Picabia. Gaueko ateak irekitzea (Picabia. Aprire le porte della notte)2026(e)ko urriaren 9(a) – 2027(e)ko urtarrilaren 24(a)
- Alberto Giacometti e l'Italia2027(e)ko otsailaren 25(a) – 2027(e)ko ekainaren 20(a)
Orain ikusgai inguruan
Inguruan
Irudien kredituak
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- I Brueghel. Le origini dei generi pittorici in EuropaCourtesy of Palazzo Reale di Milano
- Tommaso Trini. La terra vista dalla lunaCourtesy of Museo del Novecento
- San Frantziskoren «arrastoa»: bizitza baten irudiak (Il "segno" di San Francesco: immagini di una vita)Courtesy of Pinacoteca Ambrosiana
- 1946, La Scala rinasceCourtesy of Museo Teatrale alla Scala
- Palazzo Reale di MilanoPaolobon140 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Museo del Duomo di Milano23vita / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0
- Museo del NovecentoFred Romero / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0
- Pinacoteca AmbrosianaPaolobon140 / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
- Museo Teatrale alla ScalaDaniel Case / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0