35 x 21,8 cm ,sheet 41 x 29,8 cm ,offset print, Bristol paper, edition 1981 Serge Sabarsky. sig.dat. "Egon Schiele 1911" in print.
The painting is an outstanding example of Expressionism, an artistic movement of which Schiele was one of the leading representatives. It is characterized by emotional intensity, raw lines and an uncompromising approach to the human body.
The work depicts a standing naked woman with long brown hair, who looks straight at the viewer. Her pose is deliberately provocative, and her blue robe, partially abandoned, adds drama to the composition. The artist explores themes of isolation, eroticism and existential anxiety.
The original is in a private collection.
Austrian painter and printmaker. He developed an individual style, inspired by Art Nouveau. Author of expressive nudes, self-portraits and portraits, and landscapes. He was accused of spreading pornography.
