Egon Schiele
Egon Schiele (1890–1918) painted as if the skin itself were a scream. His lines—jagged, skeletal, vibrating with existential tension—stripped the figure of classical pretense and pinned it to the raw geometry of psychosexual inquiry. A prodigy of Austrian expressionism, Schiele turned portraiture, self-portraiture, and figurative distortion into acts of aesthetic violence and radical tenderness.
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