Pornografisch; unsittlich; amoralisch und letztendlich sogar bdquo;entartetldquo; wurde die Kunst des Egon Schiele genannt. Lange Zeit verkannt und verunglimpft; hat der geniale; von Selbstobsession getriebene Kuuml;nstler dennoch unbeirrt seine kuuml;nstlerische Suche nach der Essenz der weiblichen Sexualitauml;t und nach einer neuen; ausgeglichenen Selbstwahrnehmung fortgesetzt; eine Suche; die in einer Vielzahl von Selbstportrauml;ts und Aktzeichnungen zum Ausdruck gebracht wurde. Dieser Band bemuuml;ht sich darum; die volle kuuml;nstlerische Bandbreite des Kuuml;nstlers zu erfassen; seine bekannten Portrauml;ts; Akte und Selbstportrauml;ts mit seinen weniger bekannten Landschafts ndash;und Stauml;dtebildern zu kontrastieren und einen Einblick in die Seele des umstrittenen Ouml;sterreichers zu bieten.
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A great read. If MuchMusic was your go-to when growing ...By neil staiteA great read.If MuchMusic was your go-to when growing up; youll remember many of the stories in this book.But these back stories are even better.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Great book!!By CustomerThis was such a good read. This book brought back lots of fun memories from all those hours I spent watching Much as a teen0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. best and worst interviewsBy Teena in TorontoMuchMusic was a music station that launched in 1984 in Canada (three years after MTV) with a focus on music programming; including blocks of music videos and original series focusing on musicians and artists. Before MuchMusic; there were very few shows to watch music videos so it was quite exciting when the station started (I was in my early 20s). Christopher Ward was one of the original VJs at MuchMusic.This book is about the beginnings of MuchMusic. The chapters include discussions about the VJs; the shows; the artists (singers; groups; etc.); best and worst interviews; special events and more; plus the impact that MuchMusic had on the artists careers. In addition to Wards thoughts and experiences; he also includes snippets of interviews with other MuchMusic VJs and their guests. Also scattered throughout the book are pictures of the VJs with various singers and groups.I rarely watch Much now as its changed its format and plays less music. It was interesting reading this book and remembering the VJs and thinking; "I forgot all about him/her and I wonder what they are doing today." Plus it provides a behind the scene peak at what some singers and groups are really like.Its an interesting book if you were a fan of MuchMusic and 80s music in general; with more focus on Canadian talent. I liked the writing style. As a heads up; there is swearing.
