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Winter Landscape with Ice-skaters and Bird-trap is a 1565 painting attributed to Pieter Bruegel the Elder, located in the Royal Museums of Belgium.

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Pieter Bruegels Success and Accomplishments

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Pieter Bruegels Success and Accomplishments

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Bruegel made a great affect on the Renaissance because he had a very unique style and showed it to the public, there is also a narrative component in every one of his works, even those in which the landscape is the dominant feature. His increasing success in this field was a big factor in his decision to concentrate on painting, because the people enjoyed his unique type of painting.. About forty of Bruegals work were accepted surviving paintings, twelve of which are in the Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna,

The Kunsthistorisches Museum in Vienna is one of the world's largest museum of fine arts (Poich, Nicolas).

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The Harvestors. Bruegel made this painting in 1565 and it shows a summer day in the Netherlands. During this time this was a great unique type of painting.

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The Journey that he took in 1552 was that he went to Italy, while he was in Italy he got inspired to make beautiful landscape paintings, the paintings he took are almost unbeatable in European art in terms of their rendering of the  grandeur of the high mountains, and mountain valleys. After returning from Italy, his increasing number of paintings were also influenced, mostly together, by his interest in landscape and subjects requiring human figures. (Britannica Academic)

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Pieter Coecke van Aelst, a prominent Antwerp artist who had previously resided in Brussels, served as Bruegel's apprentice. Coecke was a tapestry and was a stained glass designer, sculptor, architect, and head of a large workshop. He created landscapes that were the earliest surviving works. In 1552 Coecke brought Pieter Bruegal on a journey that wold change his life. (Poich, Nicolas)

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The greatest Flemish painter of the 16th century was Pieter Bruegel, the Elder, also known as Peasant Bruegel. He was born around 1525,  in Breda, which is now in the Netherlands, he died September 5, 1569 in Brussels, (which is now in Belgium). When Bruegel was a child he always wanted to be a painter and was very inspired by Italian paintings. Bruegel's greatest paintings were created in Brussels, but he only created a few designs for engravings there. His landscapes and vigorous, often witty scenes of peasant life are particularly renowned (Britannica Academic).