Pieter Bruegel the Elder (1525­1569) “Children’s Games” Art Masterpiece was presented in your child’s classroom today. We discussed the Flemish Renaissance artist, Pieter Bruegel the Elder. Bruegel was famous for his paintings of landscapes and scenes of robust peasant life. He often used a Bird’s Eye View in his paintings and mastered perspective. Children’s Games shows an entire town of children busy enjoying more than 80 different games, many of which our children still play today. In class the students created their own “Game”, a Puzzle Collage of their masterpieces of games they enjoy. We hope you enjoy discussing the lesson with your child! Pieter Bruegel the Elder (1525­1569) “Children’s Games” Art Masterpiece was presented in your child’s classroom today. We discussed the Flemish Renaissance artist, Pieter Bruegel the Elder. Bruegel was famous for his paintings of landscapes and scenes of robust peasant life. He often used a Bird’s Eye View in his paintings and mastered perspective. Children’s Games shows an entire town of children busy enjoying more than 80 different games, many of which our children still play today. In class the students created their own “Game”, a Puzzle Collage of their masterpieces of games they enjoy. We hope you enjoy discussing the lesson with your child! Pieter Bruegel the Elder (1525­1569) “Children’s Games” Art Masterpiece was presented in your child’s classroom today. We discussed the Flemish Renaissance artist, Pieter Bruegel the Elder. Bruegel was famous for his paintings of landscapes and scenes of robust peasant life. He often used a Bird’s Eye View in his paintings and mastered perspective. Children’s Games shows an entire town of children busy enjoying more than 80 different games, many of which our children still play today. In class the students created their own “Game”, a Puzzle Collage of their masterpieces of games they enjoy. We hope you enjoy discussing the lesson with your child! Pieter Bruegel the Elder (1525­1569) “Children’s Games” Art Masterpiece was presented in your child’s classroom today. We discussed the Flemish Renaissance artist, Pieter Bruegel the Elder. Bruegel was famous for his paintings of landscapes and scenes of robust peasant life. He often used a Bird’s Eye View in his paintings and mastered perspective. Children’s Games shows an entire town of children busy enjoying more than 80 different games, many of which our children still play today. In class the students created their own “Game”, a Puzzle Collage of their masterpieces of games they enjoy. We hope you enjoy discussing the lesson with your child!