In 2004, Joel Pelletier remade this painting by calling one character "Captain of the Hosts" and "The Greatest Political Thinker" while showing many of the title characters in American Fundamentalists.
In 2004, Joel Pelletier remade this painting by calling one character "Captain of the Hosts" and "The Greatest Political Thinker" while showing many of the title characters in American Fundamentalists. One more realistic-looking man pokes his head into the bottom right of this canvas, and he seems to be looking at a man dressed in red holding a pointy pole on a pedestal. On a platform on the right side, a man with a red face bends over and shows his pants with one orange and one blue leg at the viewer, standing next to another figure wearing green with red polka dots. The bottom of this painting also contains a skeleton wearing a black and green top hat next to a clown with a mostly orange face, who are marching far in front of a band wearing identical blue-and-gold hats with erect red tassels. Across the top, a large red pennant reads "VIVE LA SOCIALE" as the title character enters almost imperceptibly on a donkey. For 10 points, name this depiction of Belgium welcoming a religious figure with a parade by James Ensor.
In 2004, Joel Pelletier remade this painting by calling one character "Captain of the Hosts" and "The Greatest Political Thinker" while showing many of the title characters in American Fundamentalists.
{Christ's Entry} into {Brussels}