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Weapon attack in a wood A group of highway bandits. Painting by Paul Bril (Brill) (1554-1626), 17th century Sun. 1, 15x1, 47 m
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Weapon attack in a wood A group of highway bandits. Painting by Paul Bril (Brill) (1554-1626), 17th century Sun. 1, 15x1, 47 m
JLJ4595137 Weapon attack in a wood A group of highway bandits. Painting by Paul Bril (Brill) (1554-1626), 17th century Sun. 1, 15x1, 47 m by Brill or Bril, Paul (1554-1626); Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: Weapon attack in a wood A group of highway bandits. Painting by Paul Bril (Brill) (1554-1626), 17th century Sun. 1, 15x1, 47 m); Photo © Photo Josse
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This print captures a scene of intense drama and danger. Painted by Paul Bril (Brill) in the 17th century, it depicts a weapon attack in a wood by a group of highway bandits. The painting measures an impressive 15x1.47 meters and is currently housed at the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. Bril's mastery of traditional art shines through as he skillfully portrays the brutality and cruelty of these bandits. The composition exudes fear and chaos, with the menacing figures lurking among the trees, ready to strike their unsuspecting victims. This piece offers us a glimpse into society during that time period, where malefactors roamed freely and instilled anguish and anxiety within the population. The Flemish style employed by Bril adds depth to this work, showcasing his attention to detail and ability to capture nature's beauty even amidst such violence. It serves as a reminder of how customs and morals have evolved over time while highlighting the dark side of human nature. As we gaze upon this powerful image, we are transported back to an era when lawlessness prevailed on highways, leaving peasants vulnerable to attacks from ruthless bandits. Through this artwork, Bril invites us to reflect on our own fears and confrontations with adversity throughout history.
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