Sascha Schneider
Sascha Schneider (1870–1927) turned men into mythic monoliths—bare-chested ideograms of psychic struggle, moral transcendence, and forbidden ache. A queer symbolist visionary, Schneider saturated his canvases with muscular allegory, using the male form not as object but as ideological lightning rod.
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