This is a framed vintage reproduction of “Winter Landscape with a Bird Trap”, originally painted by Pieter Brueghel the Younger in the early 17th century, following the famous composition by his father, Pieter Bruegel the Elder (circa 1565). This piece is marked MLD 32 and was made in Thailand, likely as part of a mid-to-late 20th-century international print series.
The artwork depicts a picturesque snow-covered Flemish village, alive with activity. Villagers ice skate, walk, and gather around frozen ponds while, in the foreground, a simple bird trap is subtly placed—symbolic of moral themes like temptation or danger hidden beneath peaceful appearances. This contrast between serene winter beauty and quiet allegory is typical of Brueghel’s storytelling through landscape.
The print is housed in a sturdy wood frame, enhancing its rustic, old-world feel. Though not an original painting, this reproduction captures the charm and detail of the original and makes a beautiful decorative or collectible piece of Renaissance-inspired art.
Specifications:
Frame: Solid wood
Catalog Number: MLD 32
Dimensions: 12" h x 15" w
Origin: Thailand
Condition: Very good vintage condition with minor signs of age
