El Kantara and Marabout, 
El Kantara and Marabout, Exodus resulted from his travels to Tunis and the Sahara.  This artist wrote a children's book, The Dreaming Youth, which was deemed inappropriate because of the psychosexual illustrations that he provided.  He had already been kicked out of art school for his Pieta with Bloody Man and been in hot water for his pen drawings of a naked Mata Hari.  His mature period saw the production of such major canvases as Venice, Boats at the Dagana, Help the Basque Children, and his Portrait of Tomas Masaryk.  This followed a time when he had made a life-sized doll of his mistress that he would often take to the opera before smashing the doll to pieces during a night of heavy drinking.  That doll was a likeness of his infatuation, Alma Mahler, whom he depicted in his major work.  FTP, name this member of the so-called Viennese Big Three and artist of Bride of the Wind, or The Tempest.
El Kantara and Marabout, Exodus resulted from his travels to Tunis and the Sahara.  
Oskar Kokoschka