High-contrast black and white deer-headed figure inspired by Egon Schiele — graphic, distorted, and emotionally uneasy.

Product description

A graphic reinterpretation of Egon Schiele’s expressive figure, replacing the human head with a deer skull to intensify psychological tension.

Rendered in high-contrast black and white, the piece amplifies Schiele-style anatomy, nervous linework, and raw emotion, while the deer head disrupts identity and adds a surreal, unsettling undertone.

The result feels simultaneously familiar and alien — as if the character is trapped between human fragility and animal instinct. A dark, modern surrealism meant to provoke curiosity and discomfort.

Printed on heavy 300gsm matte art cardstock — a thick, gallery-grade paper stock normally used for fine art prints and premium illustration work.
Perfect for collectors of dark art, surreal aesthetics, and tattoo-inspired illustration.

Product details:
• 12 x 18 in
• 300gsm matte art cardstock
• black and white
• surreal/graphic
• Egon-inspired form
• printed in the USA

Shipping

Packed flat, shipped with corner protection

Where Egon meets the uncanny.