The Self-Portrait, from Schiele to Beckmann

“The Self-Portrait, from Schiele to Beckmann” is an unprecedented exhibition that examines works primarily from Austria and Germany made between 1900 and 1945. This groundbreaking show is unique in its examination and focus on works of this period. Approximately 70 self-portraits by more than 30 artists-both well-known figures and others who deserve greater recognition-will be united in the presentation, which is comprised of loans from public and private collections worldwide.
In this video, curator Tobias G. Natter brings you through a few highlights in the exhibition.
ON VIEW
February 28-June 24, 2019

[@lekasmiller]

This was a really wonderful exhibit. Wish I could see it again before it closes. This commentary is beautiful

[@M-T-123]

I was so lucky ! To be there!
Thank you it’s a profoundly emotional experience!

[@janefolwell5325]

Beautifully done commentary...wish could visit the exhibition!

[@blessOTMA]

Terrific exhibit. Thank you

[@BrianHutzellMusic]

“Yet among all the varieties of human expression, a thread of connection-a common mark-can be seen. That urge to look into oneself and out at the world and say, ‘This is what I am. I am unique. I am here. I am!’”
-Saul Bass, "Why Man Creates" (1968)

[@diegovicuna2753]

I WOULD PUT INTO THE ONE OF THE BEST GALERIES IN NEW YORK.

[@linuszimmermann6120]

Great!!!

[@Flickit100]

I'm not sure how the self-portrait gives us insight into the soul of the artist.

[@ritazita1111]

As a painter myself, I'd say self-portraits are often very revealing.

[@marianav190]

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