1. Pieter Bruegel and Raphael
The elevated perspective that Bruegel gives the viewer as well as the lack of frame makes the piece looks infinitely large, expanding in all directions. ... Upon viewing The Harvesters for the first time, the viewer's eye is automatically drawn to the large tree looming over a large crowd of people. ... To the left of the tree we see a middle-aged man who is asleep, most likely exhausted from the heat. ... For instance, as one were to slowly look up towards the church, we see a man shaking apples from a tree and a smaller group of women picking them up. ... Through the use of three-dimens...
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