Brussels. Palais des Beaux-Arts. BRUEGEL: Une Dynastie de Peintres. 340 pp. include 283 illustrations, a few in color. Large 4to, wraps. 1980.

Bruhns, Leo. Das BRUEGEL Buch. 31 pp. text includes 16 b&w illustrations, followed by 42 color plates. Vienna, Schroll, 1941.
Freitag, 1099.

Frati, Tiziana. BRUEGEL: Every Painting. 95 pp. with 35 color plates, and over 80 b&w illustrations. Small 8vo, wraps. New York, Rizzoli, 1980.

Lebeer, Louis. BRUEGEL, Les Estampes. 272 pp. with 95 engravings reproduced in facsimile. Folio, cloth. Paris, Bibliotheque des Arts,1992.
A catalogue raisonnè; limited to 1,300 copies.

Ertz, Klaus. PIETER BRUEGHEL der Jungere (1564-1637/38): Die Gemalde mit kritischem Oeuvrekatalog. 2 volumes; volume I: 536 pp.; volume II: 504 pp.; both volumes illustrated with hundreds of b&w and color illustrations. 4to's, cloth. Lingen, Luca Verlag, 1988/2000.

Gibson, Michael Francis. The Mill and the Cross: PETER BRUEGEL'S "Way to Calvary". 200 pp., illustrated throughout in colour, including several "fold-out" plates. Small 4to, boards. Lausanne, Acatos, 2000.

Roberts-Jones, Philippe and Francoise. PIETER BRUEGEL. 352 pp., 256 color, and 108 b&w plates. Folio, cloth. New York, Harry N. Abrams, Inc., 2002.
This well-illustrated book, the most up-to-date study on Bruegel, features his paintings, drawings and engravings, in addition to archival material which has not been published previously.

Woollett, Anne T., Ariane van Suchtelen et al.. RUBENS & BRUEGHEL: A Working Friendship. xiv and 274 pp., 102 color and 103 b&w illustrations. 4to, cloth. Los Angeles, Getty Publications in association with Zwolle Waanders Publishers, 2006.
Between 1597 and 1625, Antwerp's most eminent painters, Peter Paul Rubens and Jan Brueghel the Elder, jointly produced sophisticated, beautiful works that transformed the Flemish tradition of painting. This exhibition at the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, and the Royal Picture Gallery, Mauritshuis in The Hague, brings together a dozen of their collaborations for the first time, as well as important efforts with other eminent Flemish contemporaries, exploring the long, close friendship of Rubens and Breughel, and the fruitful partnership that resulted.

Gibson, Walter S.. PIETER BRUEGEL and the Art of Laughter. xxii and 272 pp., 84 b&w figures. 8vo, cloth. Berkeley, Los Angeles, London, The University of California Press, 2006.

Devisscher, Hans. BRUEGEL. 268 pp, 41 color and 86 b&w illustrations. 8vo, boards. Stichting Kunstboek, 2006.
This book is published to accompany a series of exhibitions on Peter Bruegel the Elder which are taking place in and around Brussels this summer. All of his paintings and prints are illustrated and provided with brief but lucid commentary. Richly illustrated essays offer an overview of various aspects of the society in which Bruegel lived (religion, science, the impact of the New World, the daily life of nobleman and commoner alike) and of the mark he made as an artist.

Sellink, Manfred. BRUEGEL: The Complete Paintings, Drawings and Prints. 304 pp., roughly 200 color and b&w illustrations. 4to, cloth. Ghent, Ludion, 2007.
Text in English.

Michel, Emile and Victoria Charles. The BRUEGHELS. 256 pp., 154 color plates. 4to, boards. New York, Parkstone Press International, 2007.