Composition with Three Male Figures (Self Portrait) 1911

Egon Schiele's "Composition with Three Male Figures (Self Portrait)" from 1911 is a striking example of his expressive, often disturbing, style. The painting features three figures, all rendered in distorted, elongated forms and bathed in a wash of bold red. The artist's self portrait, with its intense gaze and angular features, dominates the composition, reflecting Schiele's fascination with the body and its psychological states. The painting is a testament to Schiele's unique ability to capture the raw emotions and anxieties of his time.