Egon Schiele Expressionist Line (Style-Only, Image-Conditioned)

Re-render this image as an Egon Schiele figure drawing from his Vienna years, circa 1910 to 1918. Aggressive ragged contour line in soft graphite pencil and reed-pen-with-india-ink, the line broken, restarted, doubled, never confident, always investigating. Anatomy elongated and angular, joints emphasized, knuckles and clavicles pushed forward, fingers splayed wider than natural, the body composed of bony hinges rather than smooth volumes. Selective gouache and watercolor color applied INSIDE the contour with deliberate gaps left for the white paper to breathe through: burnt orange and ochre flesh stippled with sickly green and bruise-violet shadow, rust-red lip and nipple accent, the only pure pigment hits in the picture. Color never fills the contour completely, always slightly off-register, watercolor pools at the edges. Background: bare untoned paper, no environment, the figure floating in pure void, the only context is the body itself. Dated and monogrammed in graphite at the corner (do not render legibly, just suggest the mark). Composition cropped tight, hands and feet often cut off by the picture edge, the figure refusing to compose itself politely. Mood: clinical, vulnerable, mortal, the body as anatomical specimen and erotic subject simultaneously. No on-canvas legible text, no studio mark, no hallucinated German lettering. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.