Schiller, the expressionist painter of the early twentieth century and a representative of the Viennese Secession, was born in Austria.
Schiller was a contemporary of the Academy of Fine Arts, and they were both very fond of watercolor art, but the teachers thought that Hitler was more suitable to go to the Architecture School and rejected Hitler, and the Architecture School rejected him because he did not have a high school certificate. Schiller, who also did not have a high school certificate, was recommended by many artists to enter the Vienna Academy of Arts, and can be said to have defeated Hitler's man.
Schiller, like many artists, was very fond of painting self-portraits. For artists, self-portraits are more of their examination and reflection on self-worth, and Schiller's self-portraits are more distorted, absurd, and emaciated, making people feel his inner pain and uneasiness.
Schiller's works are often dominated by lines, and colors are only decorative. Schiller uses a theme of expression similar to the lines in Chinese painting, allowing the lines to divide the picture, express simple content, and form a simple, flat compositional law, which is also an important feature of Viennese separatist painting. The colors are usually only simple colors such as red, yellow, and green, giving people a simple and depressing feeling, and perhaps a true portrayal of Schiller's own heart.
Schiller's works often take characters as the theme, especially female characters, these characters are ordinary people at the bottom of society, Schiller through his own artistic expression, expressing The view of Theraer for ordinary people in the era at that time, so it is also known as "pornographic artists", Schiller's works often combine the attraction and disgust of pornography.
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