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Art historian Eric E. Hirschler will lead informal discussions on the Ensor exhibition with Bates…

Art Historian Eric E. Hirschler

Monday, January 23, 2012 — 8:00 am
until Sunday, March 18 — 5:00 pm
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Art historian Eric E. Hirschler will lead informal discussions on the Ensor exhibition with Bates classes and students during the course of the exhibition. Hirschler is Emeritus professor of art history at Denison University. To schedule a talk call Anne Odom at 786-8212.

In conjunction with the exhibition
James Ensor

Scènes de la vie du Christ and other works

Scènes de la vie du Christ, 1921, is a portfolio of thirty-two lithographs by James Ensor’s (Belgian, 1860-1949). Perhaps his most all-encompassing graphic project, it contrasts beauty with monsterly figures, and delicate rendering with bold and bizarre passages. A small selection of etchings will also be on view.

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Olin Arts Center 75 Russell Street Lewiston, Maine 04240

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