The Combat of the Rascals Désir and Rissolé
James Ensor · 1860-1949
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The Combat of the Rascals Désir and Rissolé, James Ensor (1888). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? James Ensor died in 1949; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored etching in which a chaotic street brawl spills across a cramped interior with a staircase and balcony. Crowds lean from the windows and balconies, masked figures swing swords and pans, and bodies lie sprawled on the floor, with a glimpse of a lit town street through an opening. James Ensor made this work in 1888.
