Ensor
[ en-sawr ]
/ ˈɛn sɔr /
noun
James, 1860–1949, Belgian painter.
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How to use Ensor in a sentence
This article by Aislinn Laing and Josie Ensor was first published by The Telegraph.
“This is a critical information job,” says Metzl, who effusively praises the choice of Ensor.
Ensor breaks out from his somber palette with The Oyster Eater (1882), one of the larger paintings in the show.
James Ensor made his mark in a 20-year span of his career, and then seemed to just fade away.
His successor, Ensor, representing the same view, finds an appropriate topic in the wrongs of Ireland.
Miss Ensor completed her supper with a cup of tea and some little cakes: “just to keep us all company,” as Mary had insisted.
Instead of the posada by the water-side, I take up my quarters at a hotel kept by Ensor, an American, and his sister.
And though Sir Ensor Doone is now so old and growing feeble, his own way he will have still, and no one dare deny him.
Therefore it came to pass, that we saw fit to enter Sir Ensor's room in the following manner.
British Dictionary definitions for Ensor
noun
James (Sydney). 1860–1949, Belgian expressionist painter, noted for his macabre subjects
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