Absolutely

ahh you like Dutch painters,good taste

Steve Dijkhof : Jesus Christ... He was flamish (belgian) !!!

@@rverschueren1659 technically he was Dutch at that time, because Belgium didn't exist back then. He was from the Southern Netherlands. He painted very much in the style of Hieronymus Bosch, another (Southern) Dutch painter. nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jheronimus_Bosch nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pieter_Bruegel_de_Oude

@@giloises : technically ? Dude ethnic and country are not the same even Belgium didn’t exist he was Belgian Flemish end of the story ! And Belgium already existed, it was just a unitary state wich was occupied by the dutch and spanish. So don’t stole our artists, thanks.

@@giloises : and when we said « old Netherlands » it means benelux not the current Netherlands. So your « he was dutch » doesn’t work.

You and me both buddy.

yeah, same

They're not pronouncing it right. In fact they butchered it

who is it?

specifically the music over hunters in the snow

Meer over Bruegels werk vind je op mijn kanaal... kzfaq.info/love/wzz_FSBr13p2Ro7AlWfvXA?view_as=subscriber

Is he Dutch or Flemish?

@@itisonlyme1 well, he is Dutch national.

@@Willy-nu3oc : wtf he was flemish

@@BLINKOFFICIEL Well, since the official record says he was born in Netherlands, he's pretty much dutch. Any other claim is just opinion.

The places where he lived and made his paintings were known as Brabant back in the day (with the exception of Mechelen, which was its own thing). None of them were in Flanders.

Thats like five hundred year old priceless stuff tho right? Not stuff from the last hundred years like picassos and matisses...just wondering if u knew

But of course ! Art Forgery Masters are some of the busiest and most well paid Artists in the world. They work for Museums.

@Ezra Dov Yes I suppose "bruh" comes close! It should be long though. ^^ And the G is quite soft, almost like an H in English. So: [ Bruuuh hull ] What comes even closer is this, if you read it in a very posh British accent: [ Bro hull ]

Steve Dijkhof flemmish

He is Flemish, Belgian

It’s not because he was believed to be born in Breda that he is a Dutch master, he learned the skills and lived in Belgium most of his live. Just like Van Gogh , born in the Netherlands but he was formed in Antwerp and France, almost no work of him was painted in the Netherlands were his work was not appreciated.

@@kristofke69 he painted lots in holland you just don't know,and antwerp?he studied there for 3 months only

Steve Dijkhof : bro, he’s flemish (belgian) ! Look no more.

Steve Dijkhof he’s flemmish

Flemish, Belgian

He lived in Belgium

Typical Dutch, big mouth empty head.

NO, FLEMIIIIISH !!! BRO U HAVE ALREADY VAN GOGH SO STOP STEALING TO FLEMISH PEOPLE !!!!!

That's a surprising comment if i ever read one ! NO toilets, no toilet paper, no hygiene, Rare soap, no privacy, no fridges, no windows, no medecine, no desinfectant, no bug repelants, no hospitals, no dentists, no drugstore, no money, no exercise, no skin cream, no sterile bandages. Hard work, hard work, hard work. Peasants ate rats, dogs, cats, some boar, some wild chicken, insects...for NO game was available to anyone but Princes and the Rich merchants. They also mostly ate Dark Rye bread, baked often enough from grain that had sat too long in granaries and had gone bad with Lysis of the grain's membrane... serious problem brought on by constant wars and rough weather. This did nothing to embellish anyone believe me. So, no...most people were not pretty. Even the Rich and the Powerful had tons of bad habits and hardly any sense to bathe. So, what you're looking at is the reality of Christian Europe not yet out of the Middle Ages. But this was about to change in a big way. Because the forever castigated Jews living "en marge de la société économique" got seriously sick of it...and were about to show the world, that an ordinary person could make it rich on the back of those corrupt rulers and abusers...by playing the money game better than they. So now, we are totally corrupt with money and credit...but way prettier ! HA !