
The Devils Dzitts and Hihanox Leading Christ to Hell
James Ensor · 1860-1949
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An etching titled The Devils Dzitts and Hihanox Leading Christ to Hell, made by James Ensor in 1895. Two horned, clawed demonic figures lead a robed figure with a haloed head away from a seated skeletal figure on a stepped throne, while serpents, masks and a winged creature crowd the surrounding space.























