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Egon Schiele Magazine "Der Ruf" (special war edition "Krieg") Tote Bag
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The New Expressionism: Egon Schiele Is The Ultimate Carry-All for Art Fiends 🎨
Egon Schiele remains one of the most provocative figures in art history. A protégé of Gustav Klimt, Schiele abandoned the decorative "Golden Phase" of his mentor to explore the jagged, uncomfortable truths of the human psyche.
The artwork featured on this tote is a 1910 self-portrait, repurposed in November 1912 for the special "Krieg" (War) edition of the Expressionist periodical Der Ruf. While we now view the Great War through the lens of tragedy, the artists of the time, including graphic designer Franz Karl Dellavilla who curated this cover, initially saw it as a "cathartic opportunity." The shocking crimson hue of Schiele’s face reflects the "Apologia of War" essay found within, which famously declared that war enters the world through blood. It is a bold, uncompromising image that demands to be noticed. ❤️🔥
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Weight: 310-400 g/m² (9.14-11.80 oz/yard²)
Capacity: 10 litres
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