US EditionPreviously Unknown Work by James Ensor Surfaces After 125 Years
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A painting previously unknown to James Ensor (1860-1949) has recently resurfaced, 125 years after taking life under the ostendenese painter, announced the Brussels sales house Arenberg Auctions on Saturday. It is a portrait of the artist's mother, Marie Louise Cathérine Haegheman (1835-1915), at the age of 65. The painting is dated the year 1900 and was authenticated by the Ensor Advisory Committee. Titled "Debris" (in French), the work remained…
A previously unknown work by Belgian painter James Ensor (1860-1949) has recently surfaced. Brussels auction house Arenberg Auctions announced this on Saturday. The work will be auctioned next week.
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