Hodler, Cut From Symbolist Cloth, Gets at New York a Show of Depth, the First in Nearly 20 Years

Fans of Egon Schiele, our critic predicts, will thrill to the drawings up at the Morgan.

Musee Jenisch Vevey via Rudolf Schindler bequest
Ferdinand Hodler 'Compositional Study for View into Infinity,' detail, (1910-1913). Musee Jenisch Vevey via Rudolf Schindler bequest

Ferdinand Hodler: Drawings — Selections from the Musée Jenisch Vevey
Morgan Library & Museum
Through October 1, 2023

Here’s a not-so-rash prediction: those enamored of the paintings and drawings of the doomed Austrian Expressionist Egon Schiele will enjoy “Ferdinand Hodler: Drawings — Selections from the Musée Jenisch Vevey” at the Morgan Library & Museum. Schiele and Hodler are, if not peas in a pod, then cut from a similar bolt of Symbolist cloth.

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