Sitting Woman

Egon Schiele's Sitting Woman exemplifies his intense approach to Expressionism, featuring raw emotion and distorted, twisted body shapes. Created with expressive lines, the artwork often depicts the human figure through pencil and paper, embodying Schiele's focus on the human form in moments of vulnerability. His process involved numerous sketch and study sessions, capturing the raw energy that characterizes his style. As a protégé of Gustav Klimt, Schiele pushed boundaries, emphasizing sexuality and psychological depth, making Sitting Woman a powerful example of his work.