Refresh and try again. James Ensor (1860-1949) produced one of the most unusual bodies of work at the turn of the twentieth century. Our shopping cart only supports Mozilla Firefox. There is much here for Ensor enthusiasts, researchers and even some casual readers.’—Alexander Adams. Karen M. McManus, the bestselling author of One of Us Is Lying, Two Can Keep a Secret, and One of Us Is Next, doesn’t shy away from secrets and... Coinciding with renewed interest in James Ensor, this catalogue raisonné comes as an essential and definitive volume for Ensor buffs and all serious libraries of modern art. "James Ensor -- Removing the Final Mask" - by EisNinE (Ontario, Canada) This slim, attractive art-book examines the paintings and drawings of James Ensor from an entirely new perspective. A legend in his own lifetime, Ensor (1860-1949) was--alongside Vincent van Gogh and Edvard Munch--a fearless independent whose work led directly to the development of German Expressionism and French Surrealism. (11/23/14–01/25/15), Highlights from the Philadelphia Museum of Art. A comprehensive illustrated chronology offers additional details about the artist's life and work, and forms an integral part of this splendid, highly valuable contribution to art historical research, ensuring the legacy of a great artist who continues to inspire contemporary art. Susan M. Canning, Patrick Florizoone, Nancy Ireson, and Kimberly J. Nichols; With a preface by Herwig Todts, The Art Institute of Chicago In-depth conversations with experts on topics that matter. James Ensor : a Collection of Prints [Catalogue Raisonne, Catalog Raisonné, Complete Works, Life an… Jennifer A. Thompson; With contributions by Joseph J. Sarah Roberts and Katy Siegel; With contributions by Paul A, Painters, Politics, and Public Murals in 1930s New York, Christopher Riopelle; With Charlotte Appleyard, Sarah Herri, Suzanne Karr Schmidt, with Kimberly Nichols. Whether these figures are deliberate, or meaningful, or mere pentimentos that have surfaced unconsciously as … As a member of 'Les XX (Vingt)', a group of talented fin-de-siecle Belgian painters whose work is today getting far more attention as perhaps the most important achievement in Symbolist art, Ensor was the only one to transcend the labels. James Ensor, like many artists, didn't receive the artistic acclaim he was due for a long time. James Ensor, like many artists, didn't receive the artistic acclaim he was due for a long time. Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. by Hatje Cantz. Subscribe to hear when New Releases or Catalogs are ready. A legend in his own lifetime, Ensor (1860-1949) was--alongside Vincent van Gogh and Edvard Munch--a fearless independent whose work led directly to the development of German Expressionism and French Su. As a member of 'Les XX (Vingt)', a group of talented fin-de-siecle Belgian painters whose work is today getting far more attention as perhaps the most important achievement in Symbolist art, Ensor was the only one to transcend the labels. Now, the reader can explore the Belgian painter's oeuvre thoroughly, in this opulently illustrated, full-color, slipcased catalogue raisonné. While I await a long overdue deluxe retrospective for Khnopff, Hatje Cantz have produced one of their most stunning volumes to date. James Ensor's painting of 1887, "The Temptation of St. Anthony," now in The Museum of Modern Art's collection, established the artist as one of the boldest painters of all his contemporaries. This engaging volume describes the creation and restoration of the extraordinary large-scale drawing. To see what your friends thought of this book, James Ensor: The Complete Paintings: Catalogue Raisonn�, James Ensor, like many artists, didn't receive the artistic acclaim he was due for a long time. The Hidden World of James Ensor Book of Revelations, by Tom Jacobson, is a 60-page large-format booklet that isolates hidden figures and faces in his paintings and drawings. Be the first to ask a question about James Ensor. James Ensor was unusual in many ways. As a member of 'Les XX (Vingt)', a group of talented fin-de-siecle Belgian painters whose work is today getting far more attention as perhaps the most important achievement in Symbolist art, Ensor was the only one to transcend the labels. ‘This book manages to illuminate one of the least known facets of an artist whose art can seem particularly obscure, both culturally and intellectually. Apart from his training in Brussels, he spent his entire long life in Ostend, seemingly the opposite of cosmopolitan. Ensor achieved fame as the "painter of masks," and for his bizarre still lifes and grotesque carnival scenes, in harsh, contrasting, brilliant colors, evolving out of the traditional Flemish dance of death. Author Tom Jacobson traveled to Belgium and Ensor's home town of Ostend, where he was able to view the playful iconoclast's work in person.

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