Egon Schiele – Girl Nude with Folded Arms (1910) Expressionist Fine Art Print

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What you'll receive

  • Made-to-order, museum-grade art print (frame not included unless explicitly stated).
  • Printed on premium 200 GSM matte paper for crisp detail and reduced glare.
  • Archival-quality inks that resist fading for decades.
  • Multiple size options available (choose the size selector above).
  • Each print includes a certificate of authenticity.
Paper
200 GSM premium matte
Finish
Non-reflective matte
Quality
Sharp detail, rich tones
Production
Made after you order
Printing
Giclée digital process
Durability
Fade-resistant archival inks
Packaging
Protective tube or flat pack
Certificate
Authenticity included

Print Quality & Materials

Our prints are produced using state-of-the-art giclée printing technology on premium 200 GSM matte paper. This museum-grade paper features a non-reflective surface that minimizes glare and showcases artwork with exceptional clarity. The archival-quality inks are fade-resistant and designed to maintain vibrant colors for decades when properly cared for.

Size Selection Guide

Choose from our range of sizes to perfectly fit your space. For walls above furniture (sofas, beds, consoles), we recommend prints that are approximately 2/3 to 3/4 the width of the furniture piece. Smaller sizes (4×6" to 11×14") work beautifully in gallery walls or intimate spaces, while larger formats (18×24" and above) create stunning focal points.

💡 Pro Tip: For best results, match size to wall width. Above sofa/bed, larger sizes (20×30" or bigger) create a premium, gallery-worthy look.

Egon Schiele’s Raw Expression: Girl Nude with Folded Arms (1910)

Dive into the unsettling brilliance of Austrian Expressionism with this museum-quality reproduction of Egon Schiele’s Girl Nude with Folded Arms (1910). This evocative watercolor and pencil drawing captures Schiele’s signature style: raw vulnerability, nervous energy, and a profound psychological intensity. Created just before the peak of his tragically short career, this work showcases the artist’s groundbreaking approach to the human form.

A Study in Vulnerability and Color

Unlike his mentor Gustav Klimt, Schiele abandoned the decorative opulence of Art Nouveau for a stark, often disturbing portrayal of bodily isolation and emotional distress. The figure is rendered with Schiele’s characteristic gaunt, elongated lines, emphasizing the contour and the exposed nature of the subject. The startling splashes of vibrant red and yellow/ochre across the body contrast sharply with the delicate, almost sickly skin tones, heightening the emotional tension. The figure’s folded arms act as a gesture of self-protection or introspection, locking the viewer into a complex dialogue about identity and existential fragility.

Authentic Austrian Modernism for Your Space

This fine art poster is more than just decoration—it is a powerful historical statement. Ideal for collectors, art history students, or anyone looking to infuse their home, studio, or gallery wall with the challenging beauty of early 20th-century Viennese art. Celebrate Schiele’s genius and bring the intensity of his groundbreaking figure studies into your contemporary decor.

Egon Schiele – Girl Nude with Folded Arms (1910) Expressionist Fine Art Print
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