Gertie Schiele Graceful Art Nouveau Portrait in Checkered Cloth by Egon Schiele 11.5H

This statue of a woman holding a grey tone gown is a graceful pose is an adaptation of Egon Schele's original two-dimensional artwork. It has been imagined in three dimensions and both sides of the statue are painted and detailed. In this beautiful, modest portrait of Gerti, style aspects of both Sezession and of Schiele's later expressionist work can be recognized.

• Portrait of Gerti Statue measures 11.5 in H x 2 in W x 2.25 in D. Weighs 1.5 lbs.
• Made from resin with hand painted monochromatic detail and metallic finish.
• Part of the highly collectible Parastone Museum Collection of replica figurines.
• Art Nouveau style statue of a partially nude woman.

Egon Schiele (1890–1918) was an Austrian Expressionist painter known for his raw, emotive style and striking depictions of the human form. A protégé of Gustav Klimt, Schiele’s work explored themes of sexuality, mortality, and the complexities of the human experience. His bold lines, exaggerated figures, and expressive use of color captured psychological intensity and challenged conventional artistic norms. Despite his short life, Schiele left behind a powerful body of work that remains influential in modern art.