Abstracted Landscape (1918) 2
Egon Schiele created this striking abstract landscape in 1918, the very year he tragically died from the Spanish flu at just 28 years old. The piece divides the composition into two distinct worlds: a textured, earthy upper section crossed by a bold blue vertical line, and a vibrant, fiery orange lower section with wavy black lines. It's a fascinating departure from his famous, often unsettling figurative portraits, showing his experimental side right at the end of his short life.
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