The Embrace (Die Umarmung) by Egon Schiele, 1917 Sport LloydOriginal Format: Photographic printCommercial Use:

LloydOriginal Format: Photographic printCommercial Use: ⇲ License this Image

it was the screeching rockets that left an indelible impression on the enemy

William Henry Kessler was an American Modernist architect

Repository: National Gallery PragueArtist: Egon SchieleOriginal Format: Gouache on paper

When I looked at Seated Woman With Bent Knee again

The Embrace (Die Umarmung) by Egon Schiele, 1917 Sport LloydOriginal Format: Photographic printCommercial Use:ABOUT THIS PAINTING This is one of Egon Schieles most iconic artworks. In it, two naked bodies, a man and a woman, grasp and cling to one another, as if for dear life, the top half of their bodies pulled as close as possible yet their hips placed a distance away, to show there is more to the display than sexual desire. The Embrace is an artwork about intimacy. Its about the hunger to know and be known by another. The model for this artwork is Schieles