Children's Games Art Print by Bruegel the ElderChildren's Games illustrates a heaving town square with transitions into the rural countryside around the edges. There are over 230 figures of children playing 83 different games throughout this lively scene.

attempting to capture a nymph called Chloris

The Story Behind the Newly Born Infant Print by De La Tour

The original Salisbury Cathedral print by Constable is currently on display at the Tate Britain in London

near to his father's watermill

It depicts an accused man being dragged by his hair before the king and personifies vices

depicting 9 mythological characters dancing through an orange grove

The identity of the sitter has been much deliberated

though he had also completed a previous piece on the same subject matter in 1601

Together with Hokusai

Hiroshige's popularity is unrivalled

De La Tour had a poignant style of painting

The use of colour and light is similar to that of Tintoretto and the composition is inspired by Albrecht Dürer