De processie van Gistel by James Ensor (1934)

Faint etching of a crowd with masked faces and a banner pole beneath a large empty sky on cream paper.

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This is a faint etched print on cream paper, showing a crowd of figures and masked faces gathered along the lower edge beneath a large empty sky. A small standard or pole rises near the center, with a horse-like form visible among the figures. The work is attributed to James Ensor, dated 1934, and titled De processie van Gistel.

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1934

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Wikimedia Commons

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Public domain