Influenced by Freud, Barr and others, Schiller's works are characterized by strong expressive force, depicting distorted characters and limbs, and the themes are mostly self-portraits and portraits.
In Schiller's portraits, most characters are victims of pain, helplessness and incomprehension. The strange and intense images created by neurotic lines and contrasting colors are shocking, reflecting people's confused and painful feelings when their consciousness fell to the end of World War I. ..
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In Schiller's various paintings, exaggerated modeling, bold and unrestrained lines and highly personalized colors have become his remarkable painting characteristics. Schiller exaggerated objects with passionate lines, broken and cold color blocks and crude brushstrokes, forming a unique artistic charm.
Although Egon Schiele showed rebellious personality and resistance to painting tradition everywhere in his short life. He truly revealed the essence of human nature with his keen intuition. Although Schiller, like an artistic "martyr", suffered from suffering and ridicule, he lit up the European art world with this unique artistic brilliance and became an outstanding modern expressionist painter.