Egon Schiele (1890–1918), a pivotal figure in Austrian Expressionism, is renowned for his raw, emotionally charged depictions of the human form. A protégé of Gustav Klimt, Schiele developed a signature style marked by bold contour lines, contorted poses, and psychological intensity. 

This offset print of The Nude with Violet Stockings and Black Hair captures the fierce vulnerability and sensuality that defined his work. 

Reproduced to match the original drawing’s dimensions, the print preserves the stark elegance of Schiele’s linework and the tension of his intimate subject matter. 

The offset print shows minimal visible dot matrix, indicating a high-quality production — not a mass-market poster. Likely produced mid-20th century, and framed professionally by Galerie 71 in Ulm (Germany), with the original gallery label still present. The use of a four-digit German postal code confirms the framing predates 1993.

It’s a refined choice for collectors of Viennese modernism or those drawn to art that dares to confront the beauty of imperfection.