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The Schiele monograph covers the life and work of Egon Schiele, who produced a prolific body of work before his death at age 28 in 1918. The book examines his defiant and provocative artistic style, which challenged Viennese society through its raw, often explicit imagery. Its focus on portraiture highlights some of the most penetrating and psychologically intense works in early 20th-century art history.
Egon Schiele was just 28 years old when he died of Spanish influenza in 1918, but with the prolific portfolio he left behind, he continues to startle and influence. This monograph explores the artist’s defiant, provocative, often pornographic style which shook Viennese high society and produced some of the most penetrating and haunting portraits in art history.
