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Get us in your inbox It’s a world where the butchering of a pig provides not only meat but a football made of bladder for the elfin peasants to hoof around. One such winter was 1739/1740 when, according to the Painted on a Christmas bauble-shaped canvas by Amsterdam-born Hendrick Avercamp, this busy, Bruegelesque scene, located in Room 26 of the Painted at the beginning of Pissarro’s temporary stint as a South Londoner (fleeing the Franco-Prussian war), this slushy scene, in Room 44 of the Aert van der Neer’s characters seem to have as little luck as the Dutch painter himself (he was declared bankrupt in 1662).

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We already have this email. You can see it at Skating on the Thames was a regular winter scene until 1832, when someone demolished Old London Bridge and freed the flow of the Thames. Love the mag? But cutting through the Scrooge-like Medieval chill of this picture (also in Room 26 of the Aww bless. By

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All rights reserved. If you like your Christmas-themed art socially-conscious with a streak of cloying sentimentalism, head to the Teniers’s painting (which is reminiscent of his grandfather-in-law Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s famous ‘Hunters in the Snow’) reveals more than just the slaughter of a boar; his rich and vivid colours depict everyday pastoral life. Time Out is a registered trademark of Time Out Digital Limited.Thanks for subscribing! This famous allegorical scene in Room 41 of the … Déjà vu! Thanks for subscribing!
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Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon! This landscape, on show at the Despite being named with Scrooge-like frugality, this baroque style painting (on display at By kind permission of the Trustees of the Wallace Collection Possibly based on an avalanche in the Grisons that killed 25 people in 1808, Turner’s painting (on show at Capturing a particularly frosty French winter, this view towards the Seine (Room 43 of the Thanks for subscribing! It seems there’s nothing like pools of porcine blood to get seventeenth-century festivities going. Try another? Look out for your first newsletter in your inbox soon!Forget the crowds of Hyde Park, discover winter wonderlands at London's museums and galleries insteadWe can’t guarantee a white Christmas, but we have donned woolly hats and gloves to digAvercamp ‘the mute’, who was most probably deaf, painted little else in his career than lively wintry compositions of groups of figures going about their lives in the iciest of surroundings.
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