Dr Robert Bohanさんのイラストまとめ

Gustave Caillebotte (1848-94) was a relatively unknown French impressionist, his work only gained recognition in the 1950s. He is admired for his unusual angles, greater realism & concern with people. Boulevard (1880), Seascape (1884) & Paris (1877). He’s a fascinating artist

I’m fascinated with hares & rabbits. The former are native to Ireland & are traditionally described as changelings. They are said to change into women & should not, as a result, be eaten! They’re also often used to describe athleticism - ‘lepping like a hare’

In 1918 the Spanish Flu killed his pregnant wife & then Schiele, three days later. The virus cut off one of Europe’s greatest artists in his prime. Two Women (1917), The Family (1918), Woman (1918) & Paris von Gütersloh

He was conscripted in 1915 & was based in Prague. During this time he continued to paint & draw. He continued to exhibit widely. He was even given a studio by his CO. Prisoner of War (1916), Nude (1917), Lovers II(1917) & Four Trees (1917)

Houses with Laundry (1914), Man & Woman (1914), Portrait of Friederike Maria Beer (1914) & Self-Portrait (1914)

The Holy Family (1913), The Truth was Revealed (1913), Triple Self-Portrait (1913) & Woman in Black Stockings (1913)

Double Portrait (1913), Fighter (1913), Lovers (1913) & Sawmill (1913)

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