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Flight into Egypt

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  • Transfiguration
    Christology
    / The Middle Ages through the 19th century

    Pieter Bruegel’s Flight into Egypt (1563), and even more so his complex The Way to Calvary (1564), are illustrative of the late medieval and early modern tendency to depict scenes from the life of Jesus in a contemporary idiom. In the latter painting, the center of the…

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    Pieter Bruegel’s Flight into Egypt (1563), and even more so his complex The Way to Calvary (1564), are illustrative of the late medieval and early modern tendency to depict scenes from the life of Jesus in a contemporary idiom. In the latter painting, the center of the…

    Read More