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Egon Schiele

Austrian painter (1890-1918)

Born in Tulln an der Donau. Died in Vienna.

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A life in paintings

Born 189071 dated paintingsDied 1918

74 works

3 without a public image, listed last

  • The Port of Trieste
    The Port of Trieste
    Egon Schiele
    1907
  • Crucifixion with Darkened Sun
    Crucifixion with Darkened Sun
    Egon Schiele
    1907
  • Houses in winter (view from the studio)
    Houses in winter (view from the studio)
    Egon Schiele
    1907–1908 · Belvedere
  • Interior
    Interior
    Egon Schiele
    1907 · Belvedere
  • Stylized Flowers in Front of Decorative Background
    Stylized Flowers in Front of Decorative Background
    Egon Schiele
    1908 · Leopold Museum
  • Portrait of Gerti Schiele
    Portrait of Gerti Schiele
    Egon Schiele
    1909 · Museum of Modern Art
  • Eduard Kosmack
    Eduard Kosmack
    Egon Schiele
    1910 · Belvedere
  • Portrait of Herbert Reiner
    Portrait of Herbert Reiner
    Egon Schiele
    1910 · Belvedere
  • Sun Flower
    Sun Flower
    Egon Schiele
    1910 · Vienna Museum
  • Dead Mother I
    Dead Mother I
    Egon Schiele
    1910 · Leopold Museum
  • Gewitterberg (Kapelle auf dem Kreuzberg bei Krumau)
    Gewitterberg (Kapelle auf dem Kreuzberg bei Krumau)
    Egon Schiele
    1910
  • Portrait of Poldi Lodzinsky
    Portrait of Poldi Lodzinsky
    Egon Schiele
    1910 · Leopold Museum
  • Portrait of Arthur Roessler
    Portrait of Arthur Roessler
    Egon Schiele
    1910 · Vienna Museum
  • Dead City III
    Dead City III
    Egon Schiele
    1911 · Leopold Museum
  • Composition by Portrait of Three Men (Self-Portrait)
    Composition by Portrait of Three Men (Self-Portrait)
    Egon Schiele
    1911
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