Egon Schiele - Wikipedia
His work is noted for its intensity and its raw sexuality, and for the many self-portraits the artist produced, including nude self-portraits. The twisted body shapes and the expressive line that characterize Schiele's paintings and drawings mark the …
Egon Schiele | Self-Portrait | The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The human figure provided Schiele with his most potent subject matter for both paintings and drawings. The self-portraits of his large series of watercolors and paintings produced between 1910 and 1918—of which this one is a prime example—are …
Self Portrait with Physalis, 1915 by Egon Schiele
Self Portrait with Physalis, 1915 by Egon Schiele. In what is probably his best-known self-portrait, the 22-year-old Egon Schiele captivates us in a way that is at once self-confident and fragile.
Egon Schiele: 7 Outstanding Portraits and the Stories Behind …
2021年10月9日 · In 1910, at the age of 20, Egon Schiele painted three large full-figure self-portraits, including the Seated Male Nude. In these paintings found ways to express many aspects of himself visually, from his internal anxieties to his sexuality and the fear of death.
Male Nude (Self-Portrait) (Männlicher Akt [Selbstbildnis I])
This lithograph—Egon Schiele’s first printed self-portrait—reveals his radical and raw approach to the nude. Subverting the heroic male nude of classical art, the work presents a psychologically complex vision of his gaunt, angular body and wary gaze.
Self-Portrait - Schiele, Egon. Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza
No artist was ever as obsessed with his own image as Egon Schiele. From 1910 onwards his narcissism, or his schizophrenia, led him to portray himself in all kinds of poses in numerous positions and gestures imbued with a very provocative brand of eroticism.
Egon Schiele’s Art: A Dialogue with the Soul
This self-portrait is not merely a depiction of Schiele’s physical appearance, but a deep introspective analysis. In the work, the artist plays both the role of creator and the scrutinized subject, revealing his inner struggles and contradictions through the act of self-gazing.
Self-Portrait Screaming, 1910 by Egon Schiele
Self-Portrait Screaming, 1910 by Egon Schiele. This and the three self-portraits which follow are among the earliest and most harrowing of all Schiele's depictions of self, signaling the beginning of a series now known as the radical portraits.
Self Portrait with Lowered Head by Egon Schiele - Obelisk Art …
The series of expressive self-portraits of the year 1912 is continued in 1914, when Schiele had Anton Josef Trčka take photographs of himself. Each photograph is consciously constructed and plays effectively with eccentric gestures and facial expressions.
Self-Portrait with Physalis by Egon Schiele - Obelisk Art History
Self-Portrait with Physalis is an Expressionist Oil on Canvas Painting created by Egon Schiele in 1912. It lives at the Leopold Museum in Vienna. The image is in the Public Domain, and tagged Self-portraits.