The mural was painted on the back wall in an alley in downtown Davis, California. It showed Peter Bruegel the Elder at the lower left leaning out of a window and holding a paint brush.

A banner drawn inside the mural read, "Davis Mural Team." The three letters, above the words on the banner, began with the Greek letter delta, which stood for D and thusly DMT for Davis Mural Team.

A brass sign was attached to the wall of the alley. It read:

John Natsoulas and the
Davis Mural Team
Tribute to Peter Bruegel the Elder, 2012
Sponsored by Henry and Linda Bennett
natsoulas.com

Bruegel the Elder leaned out a window and held a paint brush. He was an artist who lived and worked in the Duchy of Brabent in what is now Belgium.

The other individuals in the mural represented members of the Davis Mural Team.

The other persons in the mural represented individuals members of the Davis Mural Team. Here, they carried pallets of oil paints toward the artist Peter Bruegel the Elder.

The other members of the Davis Mural Team were painted at the top of the mural gathered together and gazing out a window at the scene below.