Egon Schiele

Two Men With Halos, ca. 1909, Albertina, Vienna.

In late 1909 or early 1910, Schiele proposed a series of four postcard designs to the Wiener Werkstatte.
Although many young artists, including Kokoschka, earned extra money doing projects such as this, the Werkstatte rejected
Schiele's proposal.
It has been suggested that Schiele intended to depict himself and Klimt in the present design.

Two intertwined Male figures, ca. 1909, Albertina, Vienna.