Portrait of a Woman (1910)
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Poster with an illustration by Egon Schiele. The motif is called Portrait of a Woman (1910) and the original is at The MET Museum in New York.
Egon Schiele was an artist from Austria. He is counted together with Gustav Klimt and Oskar Kokoscha as the most significant figurative artist in Vienna at the beginning of the 20th century.
The twisted body shapes and expressive lines that characterize Schiele's paintings show an early form of expressionism.
Illustrator: Egon Schiele | Created: 1910.
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