Art revolves around the imagination of the artist to convey knowledge through their arts. It’s not easy to interpret works of art correctly and it’s not always evident how to do so. A good art interpretation always comes with the appreciation of the art. According to Noel Carrol, art appreciation is the knowledge and understanding of the universal and timeless qualities that identify all great art. This is important as with just a mere observation of the art, people tend to make interpretations that are far from the truth of it. Observation not only includes seeing the art but rather a mental process that involves both vision and mind. Therefore it is important to have a constant re-exposure to the art so that the recipient is completely engrossed in and penetrated by it. Pivotal factor that distinguishes between good and bad art interpretation is the existence of facts and evidence to support the interpretation. These facts and evidence can be from the techniques used to produce the arts, the period in which it is produced, or the intention of the artist itself. A good example of this is the Harvesters by Pieter Bruegel. Without the appreciation of art, this piece is just an ordinary view of the harvesters in Belgium. However, the more you observe, the more you will notice that this painting is a depiction of society with over 40 people in it, and each one of them is occupied with various activities. A Belgian art collector, Niclaes Jongelinck stated the longer you look at it, the more people will be discovered. The evidence to support the interpretation of this painting is the fact that Bruegel was one of the first artists to reject religious or classical themes in favor of focusing on the people in his works or also known as humanism. This had impacted his art to focus more on the realistic representation of the people and their environments. We can see that this interpretation is the closest to the truth and aligns with the intention of the artist himself making it a good interpretation of this piece.>