Portrait of Anton Peschka 1911

Egon Schiele's "Portrait of Anton Peschka" from 1911 is a striking example of his distinctive style. The painting features the subject in a seated pose, turned away from the viewer, with an elongated figure and an angular, almost skeletal appearance. Schiele's use of thin lines and bold colors creates a sense of unease and psychological intensity, characteristic of his portraits of friends and acquaintances. This artwork is a testament to Schiele's talent for capturing the essence of his subjects in a unique and expressive manner.