Self-Portrait, Grimacing 1910

Egon Schiele's "Self-Portrait, Grimacing" from 1910 is a striking example of the artist's Expressionist style. The painting depicts the artist in a distorted and exaggerated manner, with a contorted facial expression that conveys a sense of anguish and psychological turmoil. Schiele's self-portraits are known for their raw honesty and exploration of the human condition, often revealing his own inner struggles and anxieties. This particular self-portrait stands out with its bold use of color and line, emphasizing the subject's elongated limbs and angular features, showcasing Schiele's unique ability to capture the essence of his own emotional state.