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Bruegel's painting, The Peasant Wedding, focuses on the lives of ordinary people or peasants. On 1568, Pieter Bruegel the Elder, created the painting of a wedding ceremony of peasants. What led to this painting to creation was his fondness to peasants and the several aspects of their lives. As a result, his paintings often contain symbolic meanings and morals.
1. He positions many of the figures so that they are gazing at the central figure.
2. He uses an asymmetrical design to draw your eye to the central figure.
3. He gives the central figure different colors, values, and textures than the other figures.
4. He uses similar shapes in the central figure and surrounding figures.
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