12 Proverbs of Peter Breughel : 26 cm x 28 cm

Brueghel’s 12 Proverbs are as it were - appropriation of existing images - (John Baldessari),
without using Brueghel’s images themselves.
  Proverbe 1
Proverbe 1 | A seller of waffles who drinks and plays” apparently refers to the importance of business.
  Proverbe 2
Proverbe 2 | Those - who hang their cloak into the wind - change their viewpoints as it suits them.
  Proverbe 3
Proverbe 3 | Those - who carry fire in on hand and water in the other - are two-faced
  Proverbe 4 26x28cm
Proverbe 4 26x28cm |
  Proverbe 5 26x28cm
Proverbe 5 26x28cm | Those “who fill the well after the calf is drowned” take action too late.
  Proverbe 6 26x28cm
Proverbe 6 26x28cm | Everyone knows the saying “to cast pearls before swine.”
  Proverbe 7 26x28cm
Proverbe 7 26x28cm | In “to bell the cat” one is attempting a dangerous or reckless endeavour.
  Proverbe 8 26x28cm
Proverbe 8 26x28cm | When “one is unable to see the sun shine on the water,” one is jealous of another’s success.
  Proverbe 9 26x28cm
Proverbe 9 26x28cm | The one “who is banging one’s head against a wall” is trying to achieve impossible.
  Proverbe 10 26x28cm
Proverbe 10 26x28cm | The one “who fishes behind the net” misses the offered opportunity.
  Proverbe 11 26x28cm
Proverbe 11 26x28cm | “Wearing a blue cloak” means deception.
  Proverbe 12 26x28cm
Proverbe 12 26x28cm | Those “pissing against the moon” are wasting their time on pointless activities.