モア
1911
Egon Schiele's 1911 portrait captures the striking figure of Moa Eckl, a young woman who modeled for him frequently. She stands in a twisted, angular pose, wrapped in a vibrant, patchwork-like coat of blues, oranges, and earthy browns that contrasts sharply with her pale, intense face. Schiele's signature jagged lines and bold blocks of color make her look both fragile and fiercely modern, perfectly embodying the raw emotion of the Expressionist movement. Fun fact: Schiele often used his lovers and friends as models, and Moa was one of his favorites before he married Wally Neuzil.