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Egon Schiele: Last Years

Name: Egon Schiele: Last Years
SKU: EN062
Availability: InStock

$65.00

This richly illustrated museum catalog accompanies the exhibition “Changing Times. Egon Schiele’s Last Years: 1914–1918”, held at the Leopold Museum in Vienna from March 28 to July 13, 2025.

Editor: Hans-Peter Wipplinger, Jane Kallir, Kerstin Jesse

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Art period: Impressionist & ModernArtist: Egon SchieleMuseum: Leopold MuseumItem condition: NewLanguage: EnglishISBN: 9783753308166

Focusing on the final, transformative years of Egon Schiele’s career, the art book explores how his style evolved between 1914 and 1918—from raw, angular expressionism to fuller, more organic forms. Against the backdrop of World War I and his marriage to Edith Harms, Schiele’s art gained new emotional and artistic depth.

Featuring 362 illustrations and essays by leading experts, the catalog also includes the first complete publication of Edith Schiele’s diary (1915–1918), offering an intimate window into the couple’s life during these turbulent times.