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Self Portrait with Eyelid Pulled Down by Egon Schiele, 1910 Size:(A3) Medium Photographed here by Hungarian photographer

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Photographed here by Hungarian photographer Balthazar Korab in 1973

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1944Location: Greenham Common Airfield

The character that personifies this message is called ‘Tom Idle’

This photograph is one of the most iconic portraits of the 16th President of the United States

Self Portrait with Eyelid Pulled Down by Egon Schiele, 1910 Size:(A3) Medium Photographed here by Hungarian photographerABOUT THIS PAINTING Extreme expressions, including grimacing, is another Egon Schiele trademark he often performed facial gymnastics in self portraits and encouraged his models to pull playful, unflattering poses, too. As well as being visually arresting its hard to look away from the subject of a portrait when an eye is screwed or a mouth contorted Schiele was also experimenting with a new language of expression. As a sixteen year old student at the

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