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By Becks-Malorny Ulrike
Ulrike Becks-Malorny
James Ensor, a Belgian painter born in 1860, became a nationally revered figure despite his unconventional approach. Spending his life in Ostend, he developed a unique style characterized by macabre and ghoulish scenes. Ensor was an early expressionist, utilizing masks and skeletons to explore life's horrors with a sardonic wit. His work, often compared to Bosch or Bruegel in subject matter and Manet or Rubens in technique, offers a distinct perspective on art and experience. A true maverick, Ensor holds a significant place in art history.