Egon Schiele - Zwingenberger, Jeanette (Parkstone International, 2011)
His Life; Schiele's Childhood; The Favourite Sister, Gerti; Vienna at the Turn of the Century; Gustav Klimt, the Father Figure; Schiele's Models; Expressive Art Process; Encounter with the Mirrored Image; First Exhibitions; Vienna Art Scene; Schiele's Close Circle of Friends; Wally, His First Love; Self-Portrait as Nude Study; Schiele, the Man of Pain; Fascination with Death; Phantom-Like Creatures; Body Perspectives; Vampire-Like Trait of the Sex; Disgust and Allure; The Age of the Pornographic Industry; Schiele's Arrest; International Artist
Schiele's Socially Advantageous MarriageThe Bourgeois Schiele; Schiele, a Celebrated Artist; His work; Biography; Index of Works
Egon Schiele (1890-1918) is one of the great Expressionist painters. He was taught by Gustav Klimt and, at a very early age, like his Viennese Secession predecessors, broke with the traditions of official Austrian art. His numerous self-portraits and nude models remained consistent throughout his career and reflected his erotic, sensual and tormented vision of art. This title presents a biography of the artist and a commentary that enable us to learn about his controversial works. Mega Square's small and practical format is bound to make it a perfect gift