The Pied Piper

Victor Bregeda's painting 'The Pied Piper' depicts a castle wall surrounded by a deep chasm that appears to be a split in the earth's crust. On the outer edge of the chasm we see the dwellings of the people. A man is balancing carefully as he crosses the chasm on a narrow plank following ten cats that cross before and ten cats that are behind him. They pass through an archway in a stone wall upon which a parade of men on horseback is approaching, complete with flying banners and two large balloons held aloft on poles. All men in the painting are wearing tall, pointed hats. There are many faces visible in the stones of the wall.

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