Pieter Bruegel the Elder painted peasant festivals and jolly village scenes — and buried a devastating critique of religious tyranny inside every one of them. Taschen’s XXL monograph gathers all 40 paintings, 65 drawings, and 89 engravings in a comprehensive new photographic campaign that brings the full breadth of his visual dissidence into sharp relief — from sweeping Flemish landscapes to the teeming, subversive detail that made him one of history’s most quietly radical artists. The most immersive journey into Bruegel’s work ever assembled.