The many red-haired women in his paintings are based on his lover Wally Neuzil, and his self-portraits include one showing him "as prisoner" after he was arrested in 1912 for publicly displaying erotic material.
Though not Norman Rockwell, this artist made a triple self portrait in which the central figure wears yellow shoulder patches, and which shows a preparatory sketch for the three faces on the right-hand side. This artist summarized the condition of his time with the credo "All is living dead." This artist's posthumous reputation skyrocketed when the collector Rudolf Leopold went on a buying spree to collect as many of this man's paintings as he could for his museum. For an exhibition of his at the Galerie Arnot, he painted himself as St. Sebastian full of arrows and wearing an orange robe. Another of his self-portraits juxtaposes the brown tones of his own skin against the vivid red (*) fruit of the Chinese Lantern or lampion  plant. The many red-haired women in his paintings are based on his lover Wally Neuzil, and his self-portraits include one showing him "as prisoner" after he was arrested in 1912 for publicly displaying erotic material. For 10 points, name this Austrian expressionist artist of  Death and the Maiden, who painted many angular nudes bordering on the pornographic.
Though not Norman Rockwell, this artist made a triple self portrait in which the central figure wears yellow shoulder patches, and which shows a preparatory sketch for the three faces on the right-hand side.
Egon Schiele