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Autoportrait a la tete baissee. Peinture de Egon Schiele (1890-1918), huile sur bois, 1912. Art autrichien, 20e siecle, art nouveau, modernisme. Leopold Museum, Vienne (Autriche)
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Autoportrait a la tete baissee. Peinture de Egon Schiele (1890-1918), huile sur bois, 1912. Art autrichien, 20e siecle, art nouveau, modernisme. Leopold Museum, Vienne (Autriche)
FIA5381889 Autoportrait a la tete baissee. Peinture de Egon Schiele (1890-1918), huile sur bois, 1912. Art autrichien, 20e siecle, art nouveau, modernisme. Leopold Museum, Vienne (Autriche). by Schiele, Egon (1890-1918); Leopold Museum, Vienna, Austria; Photo © Fine Art Images
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This print showcases Egon Schiele's iconic self-portrait titled "Autoportrait a la tete baissee" (Self-Portrait with Head Bowed). Created in 1912, this oil on wood painting is a remarkable example of Austrian art from the 20th century, encompassing elements of Art Nouveau and modernism. Housed in the Leopold Museum in Vienna, Austria, this masterpiece captures Schiele's unique style and introspective approach. In this self-portrait, Schiele presents himself with his head lowered, conveying a sense of deep contemplation and introspection. The artist's thinness is emphasized through his elongated body and delicate hand gestures. Through these physical attributes, Schiele communicates an intimate message about vulnerability and fragility. The severity of expression on Schiele's face adds to the intensity of the artwork. This portrait not only reflects the artist's inner thoughts but also explores themes such as communication, identity, and existentialism. It invites viewers to delve into their own emotions while contemplating the complexities of human existence. Schiele was known for pushing artistic boundaries during his short life spanned by World War I. His works often explored taboo subjects like sexuality and mortality. In this particular piece, he skillfully combines elements from traditional portraiture with innovative techniques that challenge conventional norms. With its striking composition and profound symbolism, "Autoportrait a la tete baissee" remains an enduring testament to Egon Schiele's talent as one of
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