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          Julian Schnabel Most Popular Paintings

          The 25 artworks by Julian Schnabel our visitors look at most, ranked by popularity and presented one by one.

          Edition 2026 · 25 artworks Each artwork painted to order
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          The Student of Prague by Julian Schnabel, 1983

          1983 · Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York

          Experience the raw emotion of Julian Schnabel's Neo-Expressionist masterpiece, The Student of Prague, with its fractured texture and earthy tones; discover this powerful piece today.

          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #1: The Student of Prague
          Art Movement
          Neo-Expressionism
          Color Palette
          Neutrals
          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 1 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Fakires by Julian Schnabel

          1993 · Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, Bilbao · original 305 x 244 cm

          Experience Julian Schnabel’s monumental Neo-Expressionist painting, Fakires, a visceral exploration of sacrifice and spiritual intensity through a vibrant heart motif rendered in rich reds and pinks – discover or own this captivating artwork.

          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #2: Fakires
          Art Movement
          Neo-Expressionism
          Color Palette
          Neutrals
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          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 2 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Harold

          Elgiz Museum of Contemporary Art, İstanbul · original 170 x 201 cm

          Vibrant red splatters and bold black streaks define this dynamic Neo-Expressionist masterpiece by Julian Schnabel, offering a powerful sensory experience for collectors looking to elevate their space with contemporary art.

          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #3: Harold
          Color Palette
          Neutrals
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          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 3 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Anh, 1988, Julian Schnabel

          1988 · Städel Museum, Frankfurt · original 281.9 x 304.8cm
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          Color Palette
          Neutrals
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          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 4 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Julian Schnabel, Ithaca (1983)

          1983 · original 274 x 366 cm
          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #5: Ithaca
          Color Palette
          Earthy
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          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 5 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Painting for Malik Joyeux and Bernardo Bertolucci (2006) by Julian Schnabel

          2006
          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #6: Painting for Malik Joyeux and Bernardo Bertolucci
          Art Movement
          Neo Expressionism
          Color Palette
          Earthy
          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 6 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Shakespeare

          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #7: Shakespeare
          Color Palette
          Dark
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          No. 7 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Untitled (2015)

          2015 · Städel Museum, Frankfurt · original 304.8 x 457.2cm
          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #8: Untitled
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          No. 8 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Julian Schnabel, Painting for Malik Joyeux and Bernardo Bertolucci (2006)

          2006

          Explore Julian Schnabel’s iconic ‘Plate Paintings.’ A groundbreaking Neo-Expressionist artist known for his layered works & film achievements. Acquire a unique piece.

          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #9: Painting for Malik Joyeux and Bernardo Bertolucci
          Art Movement
          Neo-Expressionism
          Color Palette
          Earthy
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          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          Untitled (Surfer) by Julian Schnabel

          2008

          Julian Schnabel’s "Untitled (Surfer)" captures raw ocean power in a dramatic black & white photo. Explore the wave's texture, composition, and the artist’s photographic realism.

          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #10: Untitled (Surfer)
          Art Movement
          Neo-Expressionism
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          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 10 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Julian Schnabel, Adieu (1996)

          1996 · original 244 x 244 cm

          A bold red letter A dominates this textured Neo-Expressionist masterpiece by Julian Schnabel, offering a powerful sense of raw emotion that invites you to bring this iconic contemporary vision into your private collection.

          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #11: Adieu
          Art Movement
          Neo-Expressionism
          Color Palette
          Neutrals
          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 11 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Painting for Malik Joyeux and Bernardo Bertolucci, Julian Schnabel

          2006
          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #12: Painting for Malik Joyeux and Bernardo Bertolucci
          Art Movement
          Neo Expressionism
          Color Palette
          Earthy
          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 12 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Untitled – Julian Schnabel

          original 206 x 175 cm
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          No. 13 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Same size as the original$1232175 × 206 cm Commission at original size

          Portrait of God (from the Mutant Kings series) by Julian Schnabel, 1981

          1981 · original 274 x 366 cm
          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #14: Portrait of God (from the Mutant Kings series)
          Color Palette
          Earthy
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          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 14 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Adieu

          1996 · Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C.
          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #15: Adieu
          Color Palette
          Neutrals
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          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 15 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Painting for Malik Joyeux and Bernardo Bertolucci by Julian Schnabel, 2006

          2006
          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #16: Painting for Malik Joyeux and Bernardo Bertolucci
          Art Movement
          Neo Expressionism
          Color Palette
          Earthy
          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
          Made
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          No. 16 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Painting for Malik Joyeux and Bernardo Bertolucci (2006) by Julian Schnabel

          2006

          Julian Schnabel’s "Painting for Malik Joyeux & Bernardo Bertolucci" captures a surfer’s dynamic moment in black & white. Neo-Expressionist realism, explore athleticism & nature's harmony.

          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #17: Painting for Malik Joyeux and Bernardo Bertolucci
          Art Movement
          Neo-Expressionism
          Color Palette
          Earthy
          Technique
          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 17 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Untitled (Surfer), Julian Schnabel

          2008

          Julian Schnabel’s "Untitled (Surfer)" captures a dynamic wave & surfer in striking black & white. A documentary-style photo showcasing movement, texture, and the raw power of nature. #art #photography

          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #18: Untitled (Surfer)
          Art Movement
          Neo-Expressionism
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          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 18 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Jane Birkin #3 (Vito) (1990)

          1990 · Städel Museum, Frankfurt · original 326.4 x 629.9cm
          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #19: Jane Birkin #3 (Vito)
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          No. 19 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Untitled (Surfer) – Julian Schnabel

          2008
          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #20: Untitled (Surfer)
          Art Movement
          Neo Expressionism
          Color Palette
          Neutrals
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          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 20 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Untitled (Surfer) by Julian Schnabel

          2008
          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #21: Untitled (Surfer)
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          Neo Expressionism
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          Hand-painted oil on linen canvas
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          No. 21 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Basic Boating by Julian Schnabel, 2015

          2015

          Julian Schnabel’s ‘Basic Boating’ – a haunting nude figure & surreal purple stain in a sailboat. Neo-Expressionist photography, explore this captivating 2015 artwork.

          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #22: Basic Boating
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          Neo-Expressionism
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          No. 22 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Julian Schnabel, Painting for Malik Joyeux and Bernardo Bertolucci (V) (2006)

          2006 · original 610 x 457 cm
          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #23: Painting for Malik Joyeux and Bernardo Bertolucci (V)
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          Neo Expressionism
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          Neutrals
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          No. 23 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Untitled (1988)

          1988 · Dallas Museum of Art, Dallas
          View the most popular artwork of Julian Schnabel ranked #24: Untitled
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          Pastels
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          No. 24 of 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel
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          Ornamental Despair

          original 229 x 244 cm
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          The artist

          Julian Schnabel

          born 1951

          Portrait of Julian Schnabel
          Quick facts
          • Topics exploredtexture
          • Works on APS30
          • Color intensitymonochromatic, balanced
          • Room fitliving room
          • Museums on APSSolomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Städel Museum, Dallas Museum of Art, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Guggenheim Museum Bilbao
          • Typical colorsneutrals, earthy
          • Movementsneo-expressionism, neo expressionism
          • NationalityUnited States of America
          Biography

          A Life Forged in Texture: The World of Julian Schnabel

          Julian Schnabel emerged from the vibrant, often chaotic New York art scene of the 1980s as a force of nature, challenging conventions and redefining the possibilities of painting. Born in Brooklyn in 1951, his early life took an unexpected turn when his family relocated to Brownsville, Texas, in 1965—a formative experience that instilled within him a sense of outsider status and a fascination with raw, untamed environments. This duality – the urban grit of New York versus the expansive landscapes of the Texan borderlands – would become a recurring theme throughout his artistic journey. He pursued formal training at the University of Houston, but it was his audacious application to the Whitney Museum’s Independent Study Program—delivered between two slices of bread—that truly signaled his iconoclastic spirit and willingness to disrupt established norms. This gesture wasn't mere provocation; it was a statement about breaking down barriers and presenting art outside traditional frameworks.

          The Rise of Neo-Expressionism and the ‘Plate Paintings’

          Schnabel’s breakthrough arrived with his groundbreaking “plate paintings.” These weren’t canvases adorned with imagery, but rather assemblages built upon shattered ceramic plates, layered with plaster, wax, and a diverse array of materials—velvet, antlers, photographs, even shards of wood. The sheer physicality of these works was revolutionary; they were not simply *seen*, but experienced as sculptural objects demanding attention through their weight, texture, and scale. Ornamental Despair, The Student of Prague, and Fakires exemplify this early period, showcasing a bold rejection of minimalist austerity in favor of maximalist expression. He wasn’t interested in pristine surfaces or intellectual detachment; he sought to convey emotion through tactile intensity and the visible evidence of creation—the cracks, fissures, and accumulated layers becoming integral to the artwork's narrative. This approach aligned him with the burgeoning Neo-Expressionist movement, a reaction against the conceptual rigor of the preceding decades, which prioritized subjective experience and emotional resonance. While his success was swift, it wasn’t without controversy; critics like Robert Hughes famously dismissed his work as bombastic and self-indulgent, comparing it unfavorably to physical displays of strength rather than artistic merit. Yet, Schnabel persevered, participating in pivotal exhibitions such as the Venice Biennale in 1980 and ‘A New Spirit in Painting’ at the Royal Academy of Arts in 1981, solidifying his position as a leading figure in the resurgence of painting.

          Beyond the Canvas: A Cinematic Exploration

          Schnabel's creative ambition extended beyond the confines of the art world, leading him to a remarkably successful career in filmmaking. His directorial debut, Basquiat (1996), was a poignant and visually arresting biopic of Jean-Michel Basquiat, capturing the energy and turmoil of the young artist’s life and work. This wasn't simply a biographical retelling; it was an immersive experience that conveyed the raw emotion and creative process behind Basquiat’s art. He followed this with Before Night Falls (2000), an adaptation of Reinaldo Arenas’ autobiography, which garnered critical acclaim and won the Grand Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival. However, it was The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (2007) that brought him widespread international recognition, earning him the Best Director award at Cannes, a Golden Globe, and an Academy Award nomination. This film, based on the memoir of Jean-Dominique Bauby, a French journalist paralyzed by a stroke, was a masterclass in cinematic empathy, utilizing innovative visual techniques to convey the protagonist’s internal world. His films share thematic threads with his paintings—explorations of identity, mortality, and the power of artistic expression—demonstrating a consistent vision across different mediums.

          Influences and Legacy: A Continuing Dialogue

          While Schnabel doesn't explicitly cite specific influences, echoes of artists like Robert Rauschenberg – with his embrace of collage and found objects – and Kurt Schwitters – known for his *Merz* constructions—can be discerned in his work. Both artists challenged traditional notions of artistic materials and embraced the detritus of everyday life as sources of creative inspiration. Schnabel’s willingness to experiment with scale, texture, and unconventional surfaces has profoundly influenced a generation of artists, encouraging them to push boundaries and explore new possibilities within painting and sculpture. His works are now held in major museum collections worldwide, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, MoMA, the Whitney Museum, Tate Modern, and the Centre Pompidou—a testament to his enduring impact on contemporary art. Today, Julian Schnabel continues to work prolifically as both a painter and filmmaker, remaining a vital and provocative voice in the global art landscape. He embodies an unwavering commitment to artistic freedom and a relentless pursuit of innovation, ensuring his legacy will continue to inspire and challenge audiences for years to come.
          • Born: 1951, Brooklyn, New York City
          • Key Movement: Neo-Expressionism
          • Notable Works: Plate Paintings, Basquiat (film), The Diving Bell and the Butterfly (film)

          Questions & Answers

          What other names is Julian Schnabel known by?

          Julian Schnabel is also known as Vito Schnabel, Lola Schnabel, Parker Schnabel, Robert Schnabel (Ice Hockey), Rockwell A. Schnabel.

          Can I browse Julian Schnabel's works by color palette?

          Julian Schnabel's works can be browsed by color palette on the artist's By Palettes page.

          How many artworks by Julian Schnabel are available to browse?

          You can browse 30 artworks by Julian Schnabel on the All Artworks page.

          By the WahooArt.com Editorial Team Updated Aug. 31, 2026
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