... try and land cape can be made compatible. The theme of the exhibition, which \\ill later be hown in almost forgotten : Egon Schiele. H e died at only 28, and looking around the fir t Briti h exhibition of his paintings and drawings-at the l\larlborough ...

... ans l\lakart-a grandio e historical painter who gilded the salons of Vienna's nouveaux riches-and became the master of Egon Schiele. Between 1900 and his death in 1918 he produced work of dazzling brilliance that bridges the old world romantic escapism ...

... (Right) 2.-CABINET, 1910-14, DESIGNED BY JOSEF HOFFMANN. From the Winter Exhibition at the Royal Academy, London, N 1912 Egon Schiele was arrested and imprisoned, and many of his drawings burned. anguished nudes of his thetic to European industrial design ...

... used for the programme cover of The Ballet Theatre on its USA coast-to-coast It went for .£ 10,000, while four drawings by Egon Schiele (whose work at the Vienna Secession show at the Royal Academy is so brilliant and so despairing) ranged from .£6,600 up ...

... used for the programme cover of The Ballet Theatre on its USA coast-to-coast It went for .£ 10,000, while four drawings by Egon Schiele (whose work at the Vienna Secession show at the Royal Academy is so brilliant and so despairing) ranged from .£6,600 up ...

... the Impington Village College, Cambridgeshire but never In 1954-55 the life size Family angular lesbians by the Austrian Egon Schiele, the date 1914, the price £11,250- a singularly horrifying work, nicely calculated to send healthy young women into fits ...

... the Impington Village College, Cambridgeshire but never In 1954-55 the life size Family angular lesbians by the Austrian Egon Schiele, the date 1914, the price £11,250- a singularly horrifying work, nicely calculated to send healthy young women into fits ...

... with a branch of prunus and a branch of foliage from about the same period was sold for 3,600gn. The marvellously gifted Egon Schiele, born in 1890, whose life ended in 1918-and not surprisingly, you may well think, after surveying some of his drawings-has ...

... with a branch of prunus and a branch of foliage from about the same period was sold for 3,600gn. The marvellously gifted Egon Schiele, born in 1890, whose life ended in 1918-and not surprisingly, you may well think, after surveying some of his drawings-has ...

... working at the age of 90, was a pupil. Shall we, in due course, see a Kokoschka in Trafalgar Square? Perhaps even work by Egon Schiele, that brilliant, selftorturing young man whom he first met in 1907 and who died aged 28 in the same year as Klimt? MASTER ...

... working at the age of 90, was a pupil. Shall we, in due course, see a Kokoschka in Trafalgar Square? Perhaps even work by Egon Schiele, that brilliant, selftorturing young man whom he first met in 1907 and who died aged 28 in the same year as Klimt? MASTER ...

... influential also, for Oskar Kokoschka was a pupil and owed much to him in his early days, and so did the feverishly brilliant Egon Schiele who died at the age of 28 a few months after Klimt. The latter was in great demand in the Vienna of the 1890 s and until ...