火车（儿童画）
CA 1895
Long before Egon Schiele shocked Vienna with his raw, angular portraits, he was just a five-year-old boy obsessed with locomotives. This delightful 'Kinderzeichnung' (child's drawing) captures a steam train chugging across the page, its smokestack erupting in a frenzy of scribbled lines. A massive, dark structure—likely a tunnel or station—dominates the right side, shaded with the heavy, earnest pressure of a young hand. It is a rare, innocent peek into the childhood of an Expressionist master, showing that even the most intense artists started by drawing trains with wobbly wheels.
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