It depicts atheist reformer Emile Littre holding a drum-major's baton while wearing bishop's garments.
This painting nearly caused its artist to be expelled from a group of artists known as Les Vignt. One group in this painting is labeled the "Noisy Wagner Army," and it also includes an advertisement for Coleman's Mustard. It depicts atheist reformer Emile Littre holding a drum-major's baton while wearing bishop's garments. A banner reading "Vive la Sociale" hangs above the title procession in this work, a march that includes a host of skeletons and people wearing carnival masks. This massive painting depicts the title figure's reception during a modern Palm Sunday procession in the title Belgian city. For 10 points, name this painting by James Ensor.
This painting nearly caused its artist to be expelled from a group of artists known as Les Vignt.
{Christ's Entry into Brussels} [or The {Entry} of {Christ into Brussels}; or {L'Entree} de {Christ} a