Mascaras singulares 1892

"Mascaras singulares" (1892) by James Ensor, depicts a group of figures in carnival costumes, with exaggerated features and grotesque expressions. Ensor, a Belgian symbolist painter, is known for his use of masks and satire in his work, reflecting the absurdity and hypocrisy of society. This painting, with its vibrant colors and chaotic composition, exemplifies his signature style, often perceived as unsettling yet humorous, and engaging viewers with its exploration of social commentary and the human condition.