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Schiele: Dr. Hugo Koller
Finally, for the evaluation, the craftsmanship and the design quality are really significant in this painting. In the analysis section, Schiele organized Dr. Hugo Koller by using diiferent design strategies such as lines of sight, placement, and similar brushstrocks and dull colors. He also emphsized Koller by using elements of art and four different points of principle of design. As for the craftsmanship, Schiele skillfully depicted Dr. Hugo Koller by creating varietal colors, lines, space, and textures. He is successfully

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