(which housed this print of "Peasant Wedding Procession" by Peiter Brueghel The Younger, a.k.a "Hell Brueghel")
And this frame (the sultry lady came with the used frame.)
I put a print from Hatch Show Prints in the wooden frame. I've had this for about 8 years, a misprinted souvenir from my visit there.
I put a print from Hatch Show Prints in the wooden frame. I've had this for about 8 years, a misprinted souvenir from my visit there.
Oh. I also redid my previous take on this letter-pressed poem. The last version was too.... "something-ish"... Now it's more... "something-else-ish"
Breughels' Peasant wedding was cropped and edited.
I now call it, "A boy, a dog, and his codpiece walking in Holland".
(It's worth knowing more about codpieces by the way. Click here.)
I felt slightly weird about editing the old master's work but I didn't like the glumness of the sulking bridegroom being forced to his wedding. Not a fun sentiment for in the house... and it's only a print anyways... and Brueghel is a long-time dead.
Sorry, the pictures aren't the greatest but you get the idea.
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