Portrait of Leopold Czihaczek 1907

Egon Schiele's "Portrait of Leopold Czihaczek" from 1907 is a striking example of the artist's distinctive style. The portrait captures the subject's gaze directly, with exaggerated features and a strong emphasis on lines, characteristic of Schiele's expressionist approach. The use of vivid colors, particularly the contrasting red and pale skin tones, adds to the sense of intensity and emotion in the painting, a hallmark of his portraits.