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Capture of a strange town

James Ensor’s 'Chaumières' 1888 etching of a countryside scene with trees, cottages, and a dynamic sky rendered in fine, expressive lines.

Signed, dated and titled on recto, signed and titled on verso, - Image 11.7 x 8 cm; 4 5/8 x 3 1/8 in - Sheet 29.5 x 20 cm; 11 1/2 x 7 3/4 in - Proof on Japon nacré // James Ensor’s 'Chaumières' is an 1888 etching that captures a rustic, countryside scene, likely featuring traditional thatched cottages, as suggested by the title ('Chaumières' means 'thatched cottages' in French). The scene is rendered with intricate, expressive line work, typical of Ensor's style, conveying both texture and depth. In the foreground, natural elements such as trees and shrubs appear, while the background is dominated by buildings and a winding path that leads the viewer’s eye deeper into the composition. The dense and dynamic sky suggests movement and adds to the overall atmosphere of the print. Ensor’s detailed technique and careful balance of light and dark create a mood that is both peaceful and slightly mysterious, evoking a timeless rural setting.

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Chaumières, 1888

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Signed, dated and titled on recto, signed and titled on verso, - Image 11.7 x 8 cm; 4 5/8 x 3 1/8 in - Sheet 29.5 x 20 cm; 11 1/2 x 7 3/4 in - Proof on Japon nacré // James Ensor’s 'Chaumières' is an 1888 etching that captures a rustic, countryside scene, likely featuring traditional thatched cottages, as suggested by the title ('Chaumières' means 'thatched cottages' in French). The scene is rendered with intricate, expressive line work, typical of Ensor's style, conveying both texture and depth. In the foreground, natural elements such as trees and shrubs appear, while the background is dominated by buildings and a winding path that leads the viewer’s eye deeper into the composition. The dense and dynamic sky suggests movement and adds to the overall atmosphere of the print. Ensor’s detailed technique and careful balance of light and dark create a mood that is both peaceful and slightly mysterious, evoking a timeless rural setting.

Artwork Copyright © James Ensor

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Capture Of A Strange Town, 1888

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Limited Edition Print

Etching

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