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Bruegel: Birth Of A New Genre

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Go to https://www.squarespace.com/nerdwriter for 10% off your first purchase. GET THE PAPERBACK OF MY BOOK: https://amzn.to/3EPDQKt Support The Nerdwriter: https://patreon.com/nerdwriter Subscribe: http://bit.ly/SubNerdwriter SOURCES Sullivan, Margaret A. “Bruegel the Elder, Pieter Aertsen, and the Beginnings of Genre.” The Art Bulletin, vol. 93, no. 2, 2011, pp. 127–49. JSTOR, http://www.jstor.org/stable/23046590 . Accessed 23 July 2023. Zagorin, Perez. “Looking for Pieter Bruegel.” Journal of the History of Ideas, vol. 64, no. 1, 2003, pp. 73–96. JSTOR, https://doi.org/10.2307/3654297 . Accessed 23 July 2023. Sullivan, Margaret A. “Bosch, Bruegel, Everyman and the Northern Renaissance.” Oud Holland, vol. 121, no. 2/3, 2008, pp. 117–46. JSTOR, http://www.jstor.org/stable/42712203 . Accessed 23 July 2023. Alpers, Svetlana. “Bruegel’s Festive Peasants.” Simiolus: Netherlands Quarterly for the History of Art, vol. 6, no. 3/4, 1972, pp. 163–76. JSTOR, https://doi.org/10.2307/3780341 . Accessed 23 July 2023. Read Erasmus, "In Praise Of Folly" https://www.gutenberg.org/files/30201/30201-h/30201-h.htm MUSIC (via Epidemic Sound) John Abbot, "In the Wizards Home" Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, "With Tenacity" Christoffer Moe Ditlevsen, "The Guiding Light" Erasmus Talbot, "The Sanctuary Within" Watch More Nerdwriter: Latest Uploads: /watch/TvD5vfFjzsANOOLEuPR2ZxLgkK1GA4gwLP=tsil&4Nn3q_fglqgg5 Understanding Art: /watch/v1NA32DMLI-yEViIUuF5PwLgkK1GA4gwLP=tsil&c-DO5uXAJLcAA Essays About Art: /watch/lMbjShjO8F8KCCTgds86vwLgkK1GA4gwLP=tsil&c-DO5uXAJLcAj Essays About Social Science: /watch/Rk_VTngCwgZbE79TCNLp2zLgkK1GA4gwLP=tsil&E2QfknUewBheV Popular Videos: /watch/VvkdrmpFZXRjOCl7KrH81xLgkK1GA4gwLP=tsil&IzU-VB_oFa_od The Nerdwriter is a series of video essays about art, culture, politics, philosophy and more.

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@TheCanvasArtHistoryقبل 10 أشهر This video was less than 5 minutes and it felt like a journey. Thank you! 429
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@MminaMaclangقبل 10 أشهر I don't believe you've ever made a video that I didn't deem worth my time at the end of it. Another fantastic video essay. I loved every second of it. Thank you again Evan for the stellar work. 118
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@halldorbergقبل 10 أشهر Reminds of the Chinese art "Along the River During the Qingming Festival" which was painted ~450 years earlier. It captures the daily life and id="hidden2" class="buttons"> bustling activity of people in a prosperous city during the Qingming Festival, which is a traditional Chinese festival that falls around early April. The scroll illustrates the urban life of the time, showcasing various scenes like a bustling marketplace, crowded streets, a bridge over a river, and people engaging in various activities. ....وسعت 14
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@MartijnPenningsقبل 10 أشهر In the Netherlands we have this romantic image of people ice skating from paintings like these. As it happened, late 16th century was the coldest period id="hidden3" class="buttons"> in western Europe during what's called the "little ice age", a period from roughly 1400-1800 where it was colder than usual in western Europe. I thought that was mildly interesting. ....وسعت 31
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@mjr_schneiderقبل 10 أشهر Bruegel is one of my favourite artists of all time. I particularly love his style and that of other Early Netherlandish artists because it sits somewhere id="hidden4" class="buttons"> between the more stylised Gothic art of the Middle Ages and the more naturalistic style of the Baroque era. It gives the scenes of ordinary life he depicts a sense of magic and symbolism that later paintings lack. ....وسعت 8
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@NaomiHoefsقبل 10 أشهر Thanks for the reminder of our own Dutch history. We take these paintings and painters kind of for granted. But it is really special. 28
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@JasperLaureijsقبل 9 أشهر This makes me think of Fredrik Marinus Kruseman's painting "Joy in the dead of winter". One of my favorites. Beautiful skies, buildings and landscapes with people having fun on the ice. 1
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@JORIS1234HOTMAILقبل 3 أشهر I walk, live, work in Antwerp, where Breughel once did. Go to see a painting of his from time to time at mayer van den bergh called de dulle griet
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@michaelt7153قبل 9 أشهر Recently, you featured two pieces from The Detroit Institute of Arts. The Nightmare is on permanent display as well as Bruegel's “The Wedding Dance” in your montage at the end. If you get a chance, pay the museum a visit. ....وسعت 4
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@willemvandebeekقبل 10 أشهر Pieter Bruegel is one of my favourite painters. :) 17
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@lecolintubeقبل 10 أشهر Beautiful, and a sentiment that would continue to shock the art world. One of my favourites here is “The Angelus” by Jean-François Millet - and amazing to see the impact and repercussions it had during its time.
Thank you again. ....وسعت 1
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@omg9261قبل 4 أشهر A very nice essay. So short, but so full of information! ❤
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@rowdyrudy3761قبل 10 أشهر I’d always thought of the Romantic era as being the start of “democratic” art. This was so cool to learn about! 76
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@souldividerقبل 10 أشهر I was locked on Hunters In The Snow in a puzzle store like 15 years ago. Have it on my wall now. Love this painter. 1
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@chaindeadقبل 10 أشهر "Dudes, Nerdwriter1 have just uploaded a video!" 3
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@mitchellanderson2011قبل 9 أشهر I just want to say thank you to the Nerd Writer. Over the years you have almost singlehandedly introduced me and made me passionate and appreciative toward art. Thank you!
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@bernmahan1162قبل 10 أشهر Great stuff. People need to know this. Just saw a list of UK public's favourite paintings - No1. Starry Night. No2. A Banksy (?!?!) Piet Bruegel was id="hidden9" class="buttons"> one of the truly greats, with Bosch and Vermeer. I can stare at his pictures for hours. ....وسعت
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@doplarnقبل 9 أشهر nerdwriter + art is my favorite type of video
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@plasmaWispقبل 10 أشهر We're going to Vienna in november and we're super excited to see a whole lot of Bruegels!
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@TheThinker39قبل 8 أشهر Beautiful and very interesting. Thanks.
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@raphaferrari7361قبل 10 أشهر Dear Evan, each video of yours is a true and precious lesson of knowledge. Thank you very much indeed!
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@stateoflovebrooke977قبل 4 أشهر I love your art content! Can you do more about John Sargent, he is also my favorite
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@comradetaco3003قبل 10 أشهر Year after year, you have provided us with amazing essays. I am grateful especially this time because I now have 2 new historical figures to explore! Gracias 1
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@callofgears91قبل 10 أشهر Really interesting, I wonder if they could be considered as sort of “photographies” of old times? As in, those paintings appear to be a moment captured in time 1
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@PabloAfroSamuraiقبل 10 أشهر Damn, it ended just as it was taking off. Another awesome video, thanks Evan
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@CreativeSteve69قبل 10 أشهر Another fun video essay there NerdWriter. It was really well done and thought out. I enjoy these 5-10 minutes of fun essays. Just the right amount to keep me engaged. Keep up the great work. 1
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@Scoots1994قبل 10 أشهر I knew it was going to be Bruegel from the thumbnail. I love his Blind Leading the Blind. 1
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@david.dh819قبل 9 أشهر Thanks for the video. I would love to see one about Jheronimus Bosch!
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@Reinindiereuseقبل 8 أشهر The death of icarus is easily his best painting! Can you do a "understanding art" video about it?
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@CoCreeedقبل 10 أشهر I just knew him from the Fleet Foxes Album Cover and from Melancholia. But didnt know he was such a revolutionary! Thanks for this video :)
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@MSordernatureقبل 9 أشهر Amazing work. I wish this style remained popular amongst modern artists
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@rashirai3020قبل 10 أشهر Please post videos regularly. Love from India.
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@wfd87قبل 10 أشهر Hey, I'm taking an art survey class right now, great timing! 1
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@Phanyxxقبل 7 أشهر It almost looks like people are playing hockey in some of these paintings 1
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@omg9261قبل 4 أشهر Want to see more videos like this one❤
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@LilypadOWقبل 10 أشهر honestly I really regret never having gotten your book, I feel like that would’ve been a more worthwhile purchase than what I’ve done with the money considering how each of your videos blasts open my brain with color, really love what you do and am gonna check in on it :) ....وسعت 18
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@driezzyقبل 10 أشهر Now I want to buy a print of such paintings. As a Belgian I should appreciate it more, lovely video! 10
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@davidsanders1170قبل 10 أشهر LOVED YOUR BOOK! Also everyday just gets a bit better whenever I have a chance to watch one of your videos! 1
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@AlastairjCarruthersقبل 10 أشهر I do appreciate older art, but there's only so much enjoyment I can really get from religious subjects (I'm not religious) and formal portraiture id="hidden14" class="buttons"> (which can get repetitive). I sometimes say I prefer modern art for this reason, but really the cutoff point is probably here, earlier, where this video examines. ....وسعت 1
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@twokidsmomdadقبل 10 أشهر one of China's most famous scroll paintings captures ordinary people, and painted over 500 years before Bruegel. . 3
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@t3chn0kiwi1قبل 10 أشهر as someone who was born and raised in a town named after brueghel near where bruegel was born this was an immediate click
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@hairyneilقبل 10 أشهر @ I'm guessing there's some significance to what can be seen in the small mirror but I can quite make it out on my phone
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@peterbellini6102قبل 10 أشهر "The Hunters in the Snow" and Caravaggio ;] I see the alignment NW.
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@rakibhasan8016قبل 10 أشهر It's always worth the wait for our videos.
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@matiekingقبل 10 أشهر Beeldenstorm translated literally is the Statuestorming, a very literal name for what was happening 1
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@imdiyuقبل 9 أشهر isn't that painting featured in Tarkovsky's Solaris?
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@guidor7177قبل 9 أشهر I miss when your videos were longer and not only excerpts from your book. Great material nonetheless.
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@christianwgregoryقبل 10 أشهر A Eurocentric view of art history. “Arguably” and “significant” are doing a lot of heavy lifting here. Can it really be argued that prior to 1500, no works of art (music, poetry, painting, literature) depicted the common person. ....وسعت 2
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@Travis_G.قبل 10 أشهر It seems technological advancements (you mentioned how art reproduction costs lowered) always lead to cultural shifts. What will people in 500 years say about the internet's effect on society and culture? 9
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@losveratosقبل 10 أشهر I didn't know that some form of hockey was that old. Cool.
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@ghadabennasr1453قبل 9 أشهر Hey nerdwriter, patiently waiting for the Oppenheimer's review
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@ddberes1031قبل 10 أشهر You should revisit your video on SUCCESSION now that the series is over
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@benjaminl429قبل 10 أشهر @Nerdwriter1 when is your book coming to Audible?
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@mukundgarg2461قبل 10 أشهر Can you make a video differentiating beautiful, picturesque and sublime?
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@antoinettemiles5741قبل 9 أشهر Is it weird that I see a line from Brugel to Where's Waldo
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@ganeshmalayath7867قبل 10 أشهر Can you make a video essay about Bill Watterson? ❤
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@ryodarkقبل 10 أشهر Will your book be available in audiobook format? Sorry if this is a dumb question.
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@PilgrimVisionsقبل 10 أشهر I'd put a big asterisk on the primary claim of this video. No question that Bruegel is important for the Renaissance tradition of painting and engraving. id="hidden19" class="buttons"> But one has only to browse the Luttrell Psalter or the Fecamp Psalter or any of a number of late-medieval Books of the Hours (which surely influenced Bruegel) to find non-satirical depictions of common people in labor and leisure. You will find countless more examples if you allow religious scenes, which after all, mainly depict not kings and nobles but peasants and ordinary tradesmen, albeit in elevated circumstances. ....وسعت
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@Sunilms619قبل 9 أشهر It's fascinating how people equate european art history to world art history so easily. Depicting ordinary folks in art could have happened in other civilizations and in different eras. 2
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@awatercolouristقبل 10 أشهر does anyone know the name and publisher of the book where this page comes from? I’m specifically looking for this book.
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@nickporcariaقبل 10 أشهر I love your work, just wish that you would disclaim that you are talking exclusively about european art 3
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@TL-qy1opقبل 10 أشهر Great Video, though one nit, you might want to state that your view is centered on European art. 1
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@AdrianJoseFernandezقبل 10 أشهر the unbridled eurocentrism of this video overshadowed how well put together it was 3
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@cristianaira4548قبل 10 أشهر The most represented guy in history is a carpenter's son
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@princesshyruleقبل 10 أشهر It's good to see something from you!
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@rogeriosantos1788قبل 10 أشهر I love your videos but I miss subtitles
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@JenksAnroقبل 10 أشهر Arent there loads of medieval paintings depicting ordinary people?
Edit: Yes, there are hundreds. Im guessing this video is taking a narrow view on what counts as "significant" art 2
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@FlamraFireقبل 10 أشهر Did you retitle the video? I liked the old one.
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@joshuaheadey9670قبل 10 أشهر Love your work mate, thanks for another upload 4
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@MajorYassقبل 10 أشهر I'm definitely going to buy your ebook for my kindle keep the videos up! 3
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@chilaquilesdemannyقبل 10 أشهر as my good friend once said, “no thoughts just vibes”
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@artcanhelpقبل 10 أشهر I love how concise this is! I agree that the broadening of artistic subjects is good but I would love to hear why you think it is good. 3
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@zeel1748قبل 10 أشهر I’m really hoping for an Oppenheimer film breakdown from you! The cinematography was too good to miss
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@MrHappy299قبل 10 أشهر hey nerdwriter I have been watching your video since the beginning, I love your work. However I find your exclusion of eastern art and art from other culture id="hidden23" class="buttons"> other than western hemesphere (especially early eras before 1900s) rather disapointing. I think if you want to tell a full story about art and culture only representing western artist is rather disleading. thank you if you spend the time to read this. ....وسعت 5
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@epicazerothقبل 10 أشهر This video is great because it calls attention to one of those things you never realize but seems obvious in hindsight. 1
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@brooksy362436قبل 10 أشهر I always pronounced Bruegel as 'Broy gull', not 'Broo gull'. But I'm not Dutch, so I could be wrong. 2
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@vb2388قبل 10 أشهر Can you please do a video on Kim Noble?
Her Characters and Paintings needs to be admired and respected by the wider generation in the public eye 5
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@aelspectoقبل 10 أشهر So. the departure from religious depictions in art was actually the consequence of a political movement that exploited the fact that idolatry being a id="hidden25" class="buttons"> sin in the bible and the fact that northern countries tended to identify themselves as protestants? Can someone fact check me, was idolatry one of the main points in the separation of the England church by Henry the VII or it started with the protestant reformation? ....وسعت
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@blufudgecrispyrice8528قبل 10 أشهر Great video but pls list ALL the art you're using. 1
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@sinceifoundyoukcdmقبل 10 أشهر Once upon a time in Hollywood meme at the painting they put in animal crossing
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@plica06قبل 9 أشهر This felt like an incomplete video that was just an excuse to fit in some more book promotion and regular sponsor advertising. Nobody else in the comments wants to say it like it is.
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@A_M_Bobbقبل 10 أشهر I love your channel, but I'd appreciate a non-Eurocentric POV of art. Art is a global phenomenon that is inherent to the human condition and most people id="hidden27" class="buttons"> are not European. Yes many non-European art was destroyed or stolen during colonialism (see Operation Legacy) but the records are still there and as an artist myself I'm getting tired of "the history of art started in the 14th century in >insert European country here<" narrative when humanity is over 50000 years old and global. ....وسعت 3