Portrait of Johann Harms 1916

"Portrait of Johann Harms" is a 1916 drawing by Egon Schiele, depicting a man seated in a chair, his head resting in his hand. The elongated, angular lines and the exaggerated features of the subject are characteristic of Schiele's style, which is often described as Expressionist, a movement that sought to convey emotional and psychological states through distorted forms. The portrait is notable for its raw honesty and its exploration of human vulnerability, reflecting themes common in Schiele's work.