Grimacet, Craco-Cigaret 1929

jamesensor

drawing

pen drawing

pen illustration

pen sketch

henna art

ink line art

wedding around the world

ink drawing experimentation

pen-ink sketch

pen work

doodle art

"Grimacet, Craco-Cigaret" (1929) is a characteristically satirical work by Belgian artist James Ensor. It depicts a group of grotesque figures, rendered in a vibrant palette of red, yellow, and blue colored pencil. The figures are highly stylized and distorted, with exaggerated features and expressions, reflecting Ensor's fascination with the grotesque and macabre. This artwork showcases his penchant for social commentary, using humorous and often unsettling imagery to critique societal norms and human nature.