Schiele

by Isabel Kuhl

Egon Schiele was a revolutionary visionary ahead of time. His countless drawings and paintings, including radical nudes and many self-portraits, made him one of the great masters of art in the 20th century. Schiele's legacy went on to influence other artists and his works remain provocative to this day.

Genres: Art, Nonfiction, Art History

111 pages, Paperback

First published August 30, 2010

About the author

Isabel Kuhl is an art historian living in Cologne, Germany. Her books include Andy Warhol and Vincent van Gogh (both by Prestel).

Dr. Isabel Kuhl ist Kunsthistorikerin, freie Lektorin und Autorin, die schon zahlreiche Publikationen bei Prestel veröffentlicht hat. Sie lebt und arbeitet in Köln.

Reviews

[Tường-Vân]

3 stars for the text. But the book itself is beautiful! A book for Schiele’s fans

[Arleta Lata]

Nice small album, but the text is not the most insightful one.

[Rayn]

I love Schiele's work! Sometimes the text was a bit repeating itself.

[Diana]

Beautiful painter. Beautiful book.

[Cherie]

Okay, so this book is not written that well, but great info abt Schiele's life, though some stuff I learned in Vienna was omitted. I love his art.

[Susan Trezins]

This book gives a good description of Schiele's life and art. The colour reproductions are of good quality. I recommend for anyone interested in getting to know this artist.

[Andrea]

Great insight into Schiele's life and art. I quite enjoyed it despite it being written a bit poorly. Try and get this in your local library.