Where is "The Animals Entering the Ark" by BRUEGHEL, Jan the Elder?

"The Animals Entering the Ark" is held in the permanent collection of Wellington Museum, London, United Kingdom.

Which museum has "The Animals Entering the Ark"?

"The Animals Entering the Ark" is on display at Wellington Museum in London.

Who painted "The Animals Entering the Ark" and when?

"The Animals Entering the Ark" was painted by BRUEGHEL, Jan the Elder in 1615.

What are the dimensions of "The Animals Entering the Ark"?

"The Animals Entering the Ark" measures 25.5 × 37 cm.

What art movement is "The Animals Entering the Ark" associated with?

"The Animals Entering the Ark" is a work of Flemish, Renaissance, painted by BRUEGHEL, Jan the Elder.

Can I see "The Animals Entering the Ark" in person?

Yes — "The Animals Entering the Ark" is on permanent display at Wellington Museum in London. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

BRUEGHEL, Jan the Elder: The Animals Entering the Ark

✦ BRUEGHEL, Jan the Elder

🖼 The Animals Entering the Ark, 1615

◈ Oil on copper

⊞ 25.5 × 37 cm

▣ Wellington Museum

◎ London, United Kingdom

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Teeming chaos erupts as countless creatures—lions, elephants, birds, and insects—surge toward Noah's ark in a swirling, densely populated landscape rendered with meticulous detail. Brueghel's encyclopedic inventory of animals transforms the biblical narrative into a celebration of God's creation and natural abundance, characteristic of Flemish art's fascination with nature.

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