Bluebeard in the Style of Pieter Bruegel

The sinister and mystical story of Bluebeard is told through precise and ironic illustrations in the manner of Bruegel the Elder. The medieval flair of the artist's style, along with the abundance of details and specifics, transforms the fairy tale into a historical canvas, simultaneously telling about a long-gone era and introducing an unusual color palette. As the child pages through the book, they can get acquainted with another direction in painting and become interested in past epochs. The new series of books from the publishing house can be read or viewed; one can compare the illustrations with images of the original works of the masters, look for recurring details, catch the differences, discuss the color palette, and the features of the era. To do this, it is enough to get intrigued by the fairy tale and the way it is depicted in painting.