Three Paintings by Egon Schiele: Ideas About the Essence of Art

Abstract

Egon Schiele (1890–1918) is one of the most significant representatives of Austrian expressionism, whose works influenced not only numerous painters and graphic artists, but dancers and theatrical stage employees as well. However, few academic publications are devoted to E. Schiele’s creative work, and among the existing ones, there is a significant proportion of those where his paintings are considered as the evidence of deviations in the painter’s mental health. The main method used in the present work is the philosophical and art studies analysis, appealing to the universal meanings of works of art. Three paintings: Self-Portrait with Black Vase (1911), The Holy Family (1913) and Death and the Maiden (1915), which can be combined into one series demonstrating the genesis of Egon Schiele’s ideas about art in general and about his creative work in particular, are the material for this study

Gustave Kli̇mt Ve Egon Schi̇ele’i̇n Fri̇ederi̇ke Mari̇a Beer Portresi̇ Adli Eserleri̇ni̇n Araştirici Sanat Eleşti̇ri̇si̇ Yöntemi̇ne Göre Çözümlenmesi̇

“…Tüm eseri, 245 tablo ve yaklaşık 2.000 çizim, guaj ve sulu boyadan oluşmaktadır (Erbguth, 2010). Avusturya'nın en önemli sanatçılarından birisi olan Egon Schiele'nin eserleri, birçok ekspresyonist ressam ve grafik sanatçısının yanında, dansçı ve teatral sahne çalışmalarının içeriğini de etkilemiştir (Reznikova, Sitnikova, & Zamaraeva, 2019).…”

Assessment of service sector quality as an area of urban environment

“…Studies of various aspects of the urban environment affect many problematic aspects, including: "the image of the city, the quality of the urban environment, urban zoning, individual urban spaces, urban transport, the visual component of the urban environment, the urban soundscape" [4]. Thus, the assessment of the quality of the urban environment is a key area of research on this topic.…”

“…But no less important is the definition of methods for studying the quality of the urban environment. According to researchers, the main methods of studying the urban environment in Russia are: observation, mapping (using GIS), interviews and questionnaires, while methods such as associative experiment, content analysis and others are rarely used [4]. Attention is drawn to non-standard, modern approaches using geoinformation methods based on open data [12].…”