Flemish fantastique and grotesque  

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Adspectus Incauti Dispendium (1601), woodblock title page from the Veridicus Christianus.

Detail of Superbia (1577) by Pieter Bruegel the Elder, science fiction avant-la-lettre (from the collection The Seven Deadly Sins or the Seven Vices)

The Ugly Duchess (1525-30) by Quentin Matsys

The Last Judgment (Bosch triptych fragment) by Hieronymus Bosch

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The father of the Flemish fantastique and grotesque is the Dutch master Hieronymus Bosch. Together with Pieter Bruegel the Elder, these two painters define the roots of the Flemish fantastique and grotesque.

List of works

Pieter Bruegel the Elder

• The Fall of the Rebel Angels [1]
• Dull Gret
• Big Fish Eat Little Fish, drawing
• The temptation of St. Anthony (Breughel drawing)[2] (1556).
• Divus Jacobus diabolicis praestigiis ante magum sistitur (St. James is arrefled before the magician by diabolical delufions)[3].

Bosch

• The work of Bosch

The Four Seasons by Joos de Momper

Spring, one of the The Four Seasons (early 17th century) by Joos de Momper	Summer, one of the The Four Seasons (early 17th century) by Joos de Momper	Autumn, one of the The Four Seasons (early 17th century) by Joos de Momper	Winter, one of the The Four Seasons (early 17th century) by Joos de Momper
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