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Egon Schiele's "Four Trees": A Psychological Landscape
Egon Schiele, “Four Trees”, 1914. Source: Wikiart Egon Schiele’s “Four Trees” (1917) stands as one of the Austrian expressionist’s most profound analyses of human psychology as seen through the natural world. While known primarily for his searing portraits, this landscape uses stark lines and contrasting colors to explore not only the forms of trees but also the complex terrain of the human…
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