Egon 1890 1918 Collection (#2)

Portrait of Trude Engel, c. 1913. Creator: Schiele, Egon (1890-1918)
Portrait of Trude Engel, c. 1913. Found in the Collection of Lentos Kunstmuseum Linz

Standing Nude with Orange Drapery, 1914. Creator: Schiele, Egon (1890-1918)
Standing Nude with Orange Drapery, 1914. Found in the Collection of Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Observed in a Dream, 1911. Creator: Schiele, Egon (1890-1918)
Observed in a Dream, 1911. Found in the Collection of Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Two Reclining Nudes, 1911. Creator: Schiele, Egon (1890-1918)
Two Reclining Nudes, 1911. Found in the Collection of Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Reclining Nude Girl in Striped Smock, 1911. Creator: Schiele, Egon (1890-1918)
Reclining Nude Girl in Striped Smock, 1911. Private Collection

Lying woman, 1917. Creator: Schiele, Egon (1890-1918)
Lying woman, 1917. Private Collection

Female torso, 1911. Creator: Schiele, Egon (1890-1918)
Female torso, 1911. Private Collection

Cellist, 1910. Creator: Schiele, Egon (1890-1918)
Cellist, 1910. Found in the Collection of Albertina, Vienna

Seated Female Nude, Elbows Resting on Right Knee, 1914. Creator: Schiele, Egon (1890-1918)
Seated Female Nude, Elbows Resting on Right Knee, 1914. Found in the Collection of Albertina, Vienna

The vision of Saint Hubert, 1916. Artist: Schiele, Egon (1890–1918)
The vision of Saint Hubert, 1916. From a private collection

Nude Self-Portrait, 1910. Found in the Collection of Albertina, Vienna

The Artists Mother Sleeping, 1911. Found in the Collection of Albertina, Vienna

City in Twilight (The Small City II), 1913. Private Collection

Seated woman with pushed up dress, 1914. Found in the Collection of Albertina, Vienna

Group of Three Girls, 1911. Found in the Collection of Albertina, Vienna

The Caller, 1913. Found in the Collection of Collection Callimanopulos

The Pacer, 1914. Found in the Collection of Albertina, Vienna

Portrait of a girl, c1907. Found in the Collection of Albertina, Vienna

Female Nude From Behind With Orange Stockings, 1918. Private Collection

Death and the Maiden, 1915. Found in the Collection of O sterreichische Galerie Belvedere, Vienna

Young Man in Purple Robe with crossed hands, 1914. Found in the Collection of Leopold Museum, Vienna

Woman in the blue dress, 1911. Found in the Collection of Coleccio n Alicia Koplowitz-Grupo Omega Capital

Girls head (Frau Sohn), 1918. Private Collection

Man and Woman (Embrace), 1917. Private Collection

Town on the Blue River, Krumau, 1910. Private Collection

Portrait of August Lederer, 1918. Private Collection

End of Town, 1913-1918. Found in the Collection of Landesmuseum Joanneum

Mime Van Osen, 1910. Found in the Collection of Landesmuseum Joanneum

Nude, 1917. Private Collection

Lying nude with green stockings, 1917. Private Collection

Crescent of Houses, Krumau (The Small City V), 1915. Found in the collection of Israel Museum, Jerusalem

Nude with Red Garters, 1911. Private Collection

The Stolpeckgasse at Klosterneuburg, 1907. Found in the collection of Oberosterreichisches Landesmuseum

Girl sitting with spread legs, 1918. Found in the collection of Leopold Museum, Vienna

Self-portrait, 1910. Cover of The Call (Der Ruf) magazine. Special Edition The War (Krieg), 1912. Private Collection

Laying (Falling) Woman with Long Hair, 1917. Found in the collection of Leopold Museum, Vienna

Girl with Crossed Legs, 1911. Found in the collection of Leopold Museum, Vienna

Kneeling Woman with a Gray Cape (Wally Neuzil), 1912. Found in the collection of Leopold Museum, Vienna

Self-Portrait with Raised Bare Shoulder, 1912. Found in the collection of Leopold Museum, Vienna

Wally Neuzil, 1912. Found in the collection of Landessammlung Niederosterreich

Sitting young woman, half nude with blue skirt, 1911. Found in the collection of Gemeentemuseum Den Haag

Self-Portrait with Peacock Vest Standing, 1911. Found in the collection of Albertina, Vienna

Girl with feather boa, 1910. Private Collection

Reclining woman with raised chemise. Private Collection

Seated Woman with Legs Drawn Up, 1917. Artist: Schiele, Egon (1890-1918)
Seated Woman with Legs Drawn Up, 1917. Private Collection

Seated Nude, 1917. Artist: Schiele, Egon (1890-1918)
Seated Nude, 1917. Private Collection

Female nude with orange-red cloth, 1914. Artist: Schiele, Egon (1890-1918)
Female nude with orange-red cloth, 1914. Private Collection

Self-portrait, 1913. Artist: Schiele, Egon (1890-1918)
Self-portrait, 1913. Private Collection

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"Egon Schiele (1890-1918): A Captivating Glimpse into the Artistic Mind" Step into the world of Egon Schiele, a remarkable artist who left an indelible mark on the art scene in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Despite his tragically short life, Schiele's works continue to captivate audiences with their raw emotion and provocative themes. In "Seated Female Nude with Raised Arm, " we witness Gertrude Schiele embodying vulnerability and strength simultaneously. The delicate lines accentuate her graceful pose, inviting us to contemplate the human form through Schiele's unique lens. "Moa" transports us to a different realm altogether. Created in 1911, this enigmatic piece showcases Schiele's ability to convey complex emotions through minimalism. The subject's raised hands evoke both surrender and defiance, leaving viewers pondering their own interpretations. Schiele often turned his gaze inward for self-portraits like "Kneeling Nude with Raised Hands. " Here, he bares his soul as he explores themes of identity and introspection. His unflinching portrayal challenges societal norms while showcasing his technical prowess. The vibrant "Sunflower" radiates energy as it bursts forth from its canvas. Painted between 1909-1910, this masterpiece reveals Schiele's fascination with nature's beauty and its connection to human existence—a testament to his profound understanding of life's intricacies. In "Reclining Woman, " created in 1917 during World War I, we glimpse a sense of melancholy amidst turbulent times. Through bold brushstrokes and muted colors, Schiele captures both fragility and resilience—an ode to humanity enduring amidst chaos. With "Two Women Embracing, " painted in 1913, we witness intimacy laid bare before our eyes. This daring depiction challenges societal conventions while celebrating love in all its forms, a testament to Schiele's progressive spirit.