Portrait of an Old Man (Johann Harms), 1916

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INSPIRATION SERIES.

These pieces were inspired by works of Egon Schiele.

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Portrait of Leopold Czihaczek, Standing, 1907

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The Art Dealer Guido Arnot, 1918

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Egon Schiele (1890-1918) Portrait of a Gentleman, 1910

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El sexo es siempre bueno, si no va en contra de la ley o la salud. Mejor que el running, el mindfulness o el chocolate. Pero veo una cierta falta de autenticidad en compartir el cuerpo con quien no se comparte la mente ni el corazón.

🎨 Egon Schiele

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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

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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

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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)

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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)

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Egon Schiele
Portrait Of The Painter Anton Peschka | 1909

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Austrian artist Egon Schiele’s figurative work exhibits intense emotion and technical brilliance. Following the lead of his mentor, Gustav Klimt, Schiele created portraits of uncanny intimacy and brought a new openness to the art of his time.

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"La Sagrada Familia" (1913), de Egon Schiele.

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