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John Friedrich von Schiller was an Austrian painter who studied for The sculpture of Gustav Klimt and was an important expressionist painter in the early 20th century. His paintings are characterized by strong expression, distorted figures and bodies, and their subjects are mostly self-portraits. Adolf Schiller was born in Tulum, Austria, the father of Sculpture of John Friedrich von Schiller. His mother, Mary Schiller, was Czech Krumlov from Bohemia. As a child, Sculpture of John Friedrich von Schiller went to a school run by the Klosterneuburg Abbey, where his art teacher, K.L. The Borough of Straw recognized his artistic talent and supported his continued development into the art world. Schiller turned to Klimt for guidance. Klimt, who was always happy to promote younger men, was particularly interested in the talented Schiller. He bought Schiller’s paintings, exchanged his work for Sculpture of John Friedrich von Schiller, arranged models for Schiller and introduced buyers. He also brought Schiller to the Wiener Werkstatte, a group of artists associated with Vienna’s secessionists.