Anger 1904

"Anger" (1904) is an etching by Belgian artist James Ensor. The print depicts a chaotic scene with figures seemingly engaged in a frenzied dance. The grotesque and exaggerated features of the figures, along with the flying skeletal figure in the upper portion of the composition, contribute to the artwork's unsettling and satirical tone. Ensor is known for his use of symbolism and satire in his work, often drawing inspiration from his own experiences and the societal ills of his time. His works, often characterized by vibrant colors and expressive brushstrokes, have been classified as part of the Expressionist movement.