An artist from this movement showed a bound and bloodied Christ being swarmed by a mob of angry women, who reach toward him with their arms.
An artist from this movement showed a bound and bloodied Christ being swarmed by a mob of angry women, who reach toward him with their arms. That artist of Christ aux Outrages was expelled from this movement after refusing to exhibit his paintings alongside van Gogh's Sunflowers and trying to duel Toulouse-Lautrec. Anna Boch, the only female member of this movement, bought The Red Vineyard, the only painting that van Gogh ever sold. A Symbolist in this group showed a shepherd with his face pressed up against that of a sphinx with the body of a cheetah in The Caress. This movement was founded after a genre scene of a woman eating (*) oysters at a breakfast table was rejected by both the L'Essor and Antwerp Salons. Organized by the art critic Octave Maus, this group included Fernand Khnopff and a man who placed a banner reading "Vive la sociale" in one work. For 10 points, name this group composed of a certain number of Belgian artists, including James Ensor.
An artist from this movement showed a bound and bloodied Christ being swarmed by a mob of angry women, who reach toward him with their arms.
Les XX [accept Les Vingt or The Twenty]