Figure - Drie Pieter Bruegel beelden (3) - polyresin

Three Pieter Brueghel figures

These detailed figures from Pieter Brueghel's painting, by the brand Parastone, are finished with intricate detail and feature beautiful colors. The sturdily crafted artworks have a base so they can be placed on furniture. For more details, you can find the information below. These approximately 25-year-old figures are packaged in the original unopened packaging and come with a label/certificate.

In their art sculptures, Parastone designers Fons van Dommelen and Ed van Rosmalen reflect the essence of the true professional, of genuine craftsmanship, real artisanry: always busy, sometimes a bit chaotic, but always fully dedicated.

Condition: unused in original box.


Dimensions LxWxH 150mm x 40 x 190mm

The dimensions include the standard on which the ornaments are placed.
The total number of pieces is three copies.

The images are shipped securely packed.



Pieter Bruegel the Elder (Breugel or Breda, between 1525 and 1530 – Brussels, September 9, 1569) was an artist. He was the father of Pieter Brueghel the Younger and Jan Brueghel the Elder. He himself signed and drew his works from 1559 until his death as Bruegel (without the 'h'), but his sons signed with Brueghel, which is sometimes also used for him. He is sometimes referred to in literature as the 'Farmer Bruegel' because several paintings in his oeuvre depict scenes from peasant life.