Dulle Griet (Mad Meg) – Pieter Bruegel the Elder

Pieter Bruegel the Elder, c.1562. Museum Mayer van den Bergh, Antwerp.

Armoured, sword in hand and laden with plunder, Mad Meg strides towards the gaping mouth of Hell while an army of women battles demons and loots a house behind her. A burning sky, monstrous hybrids and endless strange details make this one of Bruegel's wildest and most mesmerising works, inspired by the Flemish proverb of a woman who could raid Hell and return unscathed.

The print: Museum-quality giclée, printed on demand on heavyweight fine art paper with archival pigment inks for rich colour, deep blacks and lasting fidelity. Also available beautifully framed, or as a gallery-wrapped canvas ready to hang.

• Giclée Print: fine art matte paper, archival inks
• Framed Print: giclée in a classic wooden frame, ready to hang
• Canvas: stretched, gallery-wrapped canvas
• Sizes: 40×30cm and 70×50cm

Reproduced from a high-resolution public-domain museum scan. Made to order for you.