For 10 points, identify this crazy Austrian artist of The Bride of the Wind.
In this man's most famous stage work, a character called "the Man" recovers from a stab wound, touches and kills "the Woman", escapes from a tower, and slaughters the Maidens and the Warriors. This man focused on the subjects' nervous hands in his portrait of Hans and Erica Tietze and depicted Queen Victoria as the title Rhine-maiden in his painting Lorelei. His written works include Orpheus and Eurydice, which was adapted into a Krenek opera, and the psychedelic memoir A Sea Ringed with Visions. Paul Hindemith composed an operatic adaptation of his aforementioned play Murderer, the Hope of Women. In 1918, he commissioned the avant-garde dollmaker Hermine Moos to create a life-size replica of an ex-girlfriend. Four years earlier, he had depicted that woman sleeping peacefully next to him as he stares into space in his most famous painting, a work sometimes known as The Tempest. For 10 points, identify this crazy Austrian artist of The Bride of the Wind.
In this man's most famous stage work, a character called "the Man" recovers from a stab wound, touches and kills "the Woman", escapes from a tower, and slaughters the Maidens and the Warriors.
Oskar Kokoschka