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Schiele responded that for him there exists no modernity, only the “eternal”.

Schiele”s art represents the erotic portrayal of the human body.

. His models characterize an incredible freedom with respect to their own sexuality, self-love, homosexuality or voyeuristic attitudes, as well as skillful seduction of the viewer.

He knows that the urge to look is interconnected with the mechanisms of disgust and allure.

“We learn to see what flows beneath.
We learn the prehistory of the visible.
We learn to dig deep and to lay bare, to explain, to analyse.” Paul Klee

Van Gogh is the incarnation of the suffering, a misunderstood martyr of modern art and the emblem of the artist as an outsider.

Van Gogh neither despised life nor was he its master.

I would not value life at all, if there were not something infinite, something deep, something real.”[

but we are still far from the time when people will understand the curious relation between one fragment of nature and another, which all the same explain each other and enhance each other.

the first decades of erotic photography were essentially French.