The blind leading the blind

The Blind Leading the Blind is a painting by Pieter Brueghel the Elder . This work is not nearly completely preserved, but its copies and replicas give an idea of its contents. The painting depicts a group of figures , most of whom are blind, and shows one blind man being led by another blind man. Some of the figures in the painting may appear to weave their way, creating the impression of a chaotic scene.

The context of the painting is often interpreted as an allusion to human weakness, indecisiveness, and perhaps even a moral and religious meaning. Brueghel was known for his ability to depict detailed and vivid scenes, often with moral or satirical undertones.

Prevailing color of this fine art print is dark and its shape is landscape. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Pieter Bruegel the Elder (1525-1569). Dutch Renaissance painter. He founded the family painting dynasty. He is known for his landscapes, in which he also depicted scenes from the simple peasant life. For this, he is sometimes called Common Brueghel. He is considered the most important artist of his rich extended family. It is worth mentioning that for inspiration, he participated in festivals and weddings in the guise of a rural farmer. Today, 45 works are attributed to him (a large part was lost). Examples include Winter landscape with traps for birds Hunters in the snow, Babel tower, Rural wedding .