Dr Robert Bohanさんのイラストまとめ

Door (1912), Trieste Fishing Boat (1912), Woman in Blue Stockings (1912) & Boy (1913)

He was jailed for a month & created a series of works of the experience. Charges of seduction were dropped. Prison Drawing (1912), Little Tree (1912), Organic Movement of Chair & Jug (1912) & Valerie Neuzil (1912)

In 1911 he met Wally who would become his muse. Schiele found the bourgeois environment of Vienna stifling & so he moved with her to Krumau in Bohemia. However he was driven out by the locals. Here are a series of lesbian works from 1911

One of the artist’s greatest series of masterpieces is his group of erotic & passionate self-portraits often in etiolated form around 1910

Schiele became aware of the work of Munch, Toorop & Van Gogh & was inspired by them (1909). From this time Schiele began exploring his sexuality- especially in drawings & watercolours. Self-portrait (1910), Sunflower (1908), Hans Massmann (1909) & Dead Girl (1910)

He had his first exhibit in 1909. Along with Klimt, Schiele was also influenced by Kokoschka. Having integrated their ideas he created his own style. The Artist’s Sister (1908), Gerti Schiele (1909), Female Nude Crouching (1909) & Self-portrait (1909)

Born in Tulln, Austria he attended the School of Arts & Crafts, Vienna (1906). He found the environment there too constraining & he left after 3y. Klosterneuberg (1905), Winding Brook (1906), Boating (1907)

His princess examining a troll’s head in the light from a fire is a superb understanding of light & coziness. A believable world! At Night they Carried the Dead Away (1901), Prinsessen lysker Trollet (1900), The Ash Lad (1900), & Dragon Awakens (1903)

Whilst mostly known for his illustrations he was a gifted landscapist & portraitist. Paa Rangel (1894), My Son Tried Always to Follow in Father’s Footsteps (1894), Pestilence on the Mountain (1896) & Good Bye, Mother (1898)

He was given a state scholarship in 1882 to study in Paris. He was back in Norway, for good, from 1887. He spent two years in Lofoten. Echo (1888), Self-Portrait (1891), Skogtroll (1890) & In the Waiting Room (1883)