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Austrian <strong>Expressionism</strong> - Austrian Egon Schiele’s (1890 - 1918) artwork communicates physical and psychological angst and torment. (top) Egon Schiele. Self-Portrait Nude (1911). Gouache and pencil on paper. 20” x 13”. The Met, New York.
Austrian <strong>Expressionism</strong> - Schiele’s father suffered from insanity and died because of un-treated conditions related to syphilis when Egon was 14. - These emotional and physical ailments suffered by his father are visible in Schiele’s art. Egon Schiele. Self-Portrait Nude (1911). Gouache and pencil on paper. 20” x 13”. The Met, New York.
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