An exhibition was held in Viennese highlighting the Viennese modernism, which is a fabulous subject for display.

Schiele, was the star figure of the event, who is also known as the greatest 20th-century artist, who has had a successful UK museum show earlier.

He had contributed four painting in the event and all of them are worth a visit.

Some other artists who participated and offered their works at the grand exhibition were Gustav klimt, Egon Schiele and Oskar Kokoschka.

The exhibition displayed works, which demonstrated the culture, traditions and era of the 19th century.

This ground braking exhibition also showed how the imperial and bourgeois traditions of the 19th century art were both sustained and broken apart by the innovations of the artists.

The exhibition traced distinctive features of modern art in Vienna before 1918, which was marked as the end of the First World War.

On one hand, one could feel the presence of the salt cellars designed by Adolf Loos and on the other hand, Egon Schiele displayed a marvelous master piece, which exposed the Psyche and soul of human body.

Schiele's display of "Self-portrait with Raised Bare Shoulder" alonwith body skinned down to muscle, tendon, blood, flesh; hair a circle of stabbing sticks suggesting Christ's crown of thorns, marked the central point of the exhibition.