During his journey abroad in 1552-54 Bruegel produced an extensive series of drawings of the Alps which later formed the basis a number of elaborate landscape designs engraved by other artists. On his return to Flanders from his journey abroad, Bruegel began to work for the Antwerp engraver and print-seller Hieronymus Cock. In addition to use Bruegel's landscape drawings for engravings, Cock soon employed Bruegel on figure compositions as well. For the rest of his life Bruegel was active as both a painter and designer of prints, and the two activities were closely linked. His contemporary reputation and presumably much of his income depended on the designs he made for professionally engraved and widely circulated prints of landscapes and various themes of a religious or allegorical nature.

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	The Ass in the School 1556 Pen and Indian ink, 232 x 302 mm Staatliche Museen, Berlin
	The Fair at Hoboken 1559 Pen and Indian ink, 265 x 394 mm Courtauld Gallery, London
	The Beekeepers and the Birdnester c. 1568 Pen and Indian ink, 203 x 309 mm Staatliche Museen, Berlin
	Summer 1568 Pen and Indian ink, 220 x 286 mm Kunsthalle, Hamburg
	Landscape of the Alps - Pen and sepia ink Musée du Louvre, Paris
	Solicitudo Rustica (Country Concerns) 1552-54 Pen and brown ink over black chalk, 244 x 352 mm British Museum, London
	Seascape with a View of Antwerp - Pen and ink, 203 x 298 mm Courtauld Gallery, London
	The Painter and the Buyer c. 1565 Pen and black ink on brown paper, 255 x 215 mm Graphische Sammlung Albertina, Vienna
	Standing Gooseherder c. 1565 Pen and ink, 245 x 149 mm Kupferstichkabinett, Dresden
	The Hare Hunt 1560 Etching and engraving, 223 x 291 mm Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
	Large Landscape with Trees and a Church 1554 Pen, red-brown ink, 333 x 466 mm Szépmûvészeti Múzeum, Budapest
	The Alchemist - Engraving, 343 x 448 mm British Museum, London
	St James the Greater at Hermogenes 1565 Engraving, 222 x 290 mm Bibliothèque Nationale, Paris
	Big Fishes Eat Little Fishes c. 1556 Engraving, 229 x 298 mm British Museum, London
	Big Fishes Eat Little Fishes 1556 Pen drawing Graphische Sammlung Albertina, Vienna
	Superbia (Pride) 1556-57 Engraving, 225 x 295 mm British Museum, London
	Prudence 1559 Drawing on paper, 224 x 300 mm Musées Royaux des Beaux-Arts, Brussels
	Gula (Gluttony) 1556-57 Engraving, 225 x 295 mm British Museum, London