Heads 1880 - 1883
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"Heads" is a charcoal drawing by Belgian artist James Ensor, created between 1880 and 1883. The drawing depicts a close-up portrait of a man, likely an anonymous individual, with a focus on the head and shoulders. Ensor's characteristically expressive and gestural style is evident in the rapid, almost frenzied, strokes of charcoal, creating a sense of energy and intensity. This drawing embodies Ensor's exploration of the human condition and his fascination with the everyday, particularly in the context of his own social and cultural milieu. The artwork's lack of definition in the facial features leaves it open to interpretation, inviting viewers to engage with the emotional undercurrents within the subject.
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