アーティスト： Egon Schiele(エゴンシーレ)

Still life with pastry plate - Egon Schiele Postcard.

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*The back does not have any stamp guide lines or an area for writing the postal code printed on it, and is finished in pure white.
*If there is margin, it will be generated depending on the aspect ratio of the work.
*If there are no margins, the work will be trimmed to fit the paper size.
*The photos are not shipped in a photo stand as they may shift during shipping.

Print size	100 x 148 mm (postcard size) / 89 x 127 mm (L size)
Stand body size	H185mm×W152mm×D40mm

Work name	Still life with pastry plate
Author name	Egon Schiele
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Egon Schiele

Egon Schiele is a leading Austrian painter of the first half of the 20th century. His works, which express the human spirit and inner world through distorted lines and unique use of color, are highly acclaimed.

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Egon Schiele Biography

Born on June 12, 1890 in Thurn an der Donau, Austro-Hungarian Empire (now the Republic of Austria).
In 1906, he entered the Vienna Academy of Fine Arts, but was dissatisfied with the conservative educational policy and dropped out after three years.
In 1909, he met Gustav Klimt and other painters of the Vienna Secession and was influenced by them.
In the 1910s, he produced a series of sketches and oil paintings containing extreme, often sexually explicit content, causing frequent scandals.
In 1915 he married Edith Harms.
He died of the Spanish flu in Vienna on October 31, 1918, at the age of 28. His wife, Edith, who was six months pregnant, had also died three days earlier.

Representative works

Death and the Maiden (1915)
The Embrace (1917)
"Family" (1918)
Man Leaning on His Elbow (1910)
Kneeling Woman and Dead Man (1911)

While influenced by his teacher, Gustav Klimt, Schiele established his own unique, sharp and distorted style of expression. His distinctive style, which depicts the body and spirit of people through thin lines, rough brushstrokes, and strong contrasts of color, is highly regarded as a representative example of Expressionism.

His portraits reveal a strong interest in themes such as eroticism, life and death, and loneliness. While sometimes using grotesque and unstable expressions, they frankly portray the fundamental emotions and inner lives of human beings.

During his lifetime, Schiele was often criticized and oppressed for his radical style, but after his death he was reevaluated as an important painter representing 20th century Expressionism. His works continue to have a great influence on contemporary artists.