Which family of 3 painters depicted the life of peasants, paintings in which devils and witches appear, and landscapes?
Winter landscapes in Western art Elder were on a larger scale than calendar paintings; they measured approximately three feet by five feet (0.9 by 1.5 meters). Bruegel continued to depict snow in his paintings. He created the first nativity scene to include snow, "Adoration of the Magi in a Winter Landscape", which is also the earliest known painting to actually depict falling snow. He also started a vogue for Netherlandish winter painting. The popularity of landscapes in the Netherlands was in part a reflection of the virtual disappearance of religious painting in a now Protestant (Calvinist) society, which preferred non-religious themes such as still life,
Williams family of painters with complex lighting in which the figures, often people and boats, were subordinate to the scenery, in an age when landscape painters were considered subordinate to figure painters. His sons developed this style further, each adding their own variations. Their paintings were extremely popular in Victorian England and remain so today. Examples of the work of Edward Williams and all six of his sons, as well as several of his grandchildren hang today in prominent museums, and some Williams family paintings, especially those of Henry John Boddington and Sidney Richard Percy, command impressive prices at auction. The best-known members of