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@TheaEuryphaessa end/ Then, of course, there's the wedding of the glance. The artist's wife.

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Simply enthralling, the cloud-based
 AI program which creates images from textual descriptions, in seconds; and now available online, for everyone. Here, my prompt, 'Mary Magdalene in the style of Egon Schiele'. #EgonSchiele
9:43 AM · Jul 29, 2022
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Copy of tweet: Simply enthralling, the cloud-based AI program which creates images from textual descriptions, in seconds; and now available online, for everyone. Here, my prompt, 'Mary Magdalene in the style of Egon Schiele'. #EgonSchiele 9:43 AM · Jul 29, 2022 from Oregon, USA·Twitter for iPhone

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 13 Aug 2022

Final moments. On October 27, 1918, unable to speak, Edith Schiele picked up a pen and wrote with a shaky hand, “I love you eternally and love you more and more infinitely and immeasurably.” The next morning, she was dead. Egon Schiele drew his final portrait, dying 3 days later.

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