by Reinhard Steiner · Taschen · tapa dura · ISBN 9783836531405
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Egon Schiele (1890-1918) was the most influential painter of the Viennese art scene, marking the end of the Klimt era. His paintings, characterized by expressive nudes, self-portraits, and an aesthetic often considered provocative at the time, challenged the moral conventions of his contemporaries. Despite the criticism and legal conflicts he faced, his undeniable talent for drawing established him as a fundamental figure of modern art. This book offers an extraordinary and concise approach to the short but brilliant career of Egon Schiele, allowing readers to explore the evolution of his unique style and the emotional depth of his work.
