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Egon Schiele "Mann und Frau" Signed & Numbered Edition Lithograph Print

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Item specifics

Artist
Egon Schiele
Unit of Sale
Single Piece
Image Orientation
Portrait
Signed
Yes
Material
Paper
Framing
Unframed
Subject
Famous Paintings/Painters, Figures, Women
Personalize
No
Type
Print
Theme
Art
Style
Expressionism, Modernism, Surrealism
Features
Numbered, Limited Edition
Production Technique
Lithography
Country of Origin
Portugal

Description

Numbered Edition Egon Schiele Lithograph "Mann und Frau"

Limited signed edition on Arches paper. Numbered in pencil.
Technique: Lithograph (after Egon Schiele)
Dimensions: A4 size – 21 x 29.7 cm / 8.3 x 11.7 inches
Signed: Egon Schiele (in plate)
Paper: 300 gsm Arches

About the Artist: Egon Schiele (1890–1918) is one of the most intense and unmistakable figures of early twentieth-century art, a master of Austrian Expressionism whose raw, searching portraits and nudes still feel startlingly modern. Born near Vienna and admitted to its Academy of Fine Arts at just sixteen, he soon broke from academic tradition under the wing of Gustav Klimt, who recognized his precocious gift and became his mentor. Where Klimt offered golden ornament, Schiele stripped everything back to the nerve, drawing the human body with a jagged, unflinching line that laid bare vulnerability, desire, and mortality. His twisted figures, gaunt self-portraits, and haunting Bohemian landscapes provoked scandal in his lifetime, yet established him as one of the great draughtsmen in the history of Western art. Working with feverish speed in a career cut short at twenty-eight by the Spanish flu, he left behind hundreds of drawings and watercolours of extraordinary power. His work hangs today in the Leopold Museum and the Belvedere in Vienna, the Albertina, and major collections worldwide, and remains among the most admired and widely collected of any modern master.

Shipped flat inside two envelopes and a rigid cardboard to prevent any damage.

Numbering may differ from the displayed image.

Important Information: This is a high-quality facsimile based on a work by Egon Schiele.

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