“Portrait of Dr. Ferdinand Tribout” is an artwork created by Marcel Duchamp in 1910 in France. This piece, rendered in oil on cardboard, belongs to the Post-Impressionism art movement. The dimensions of the portrait are 45 x 55 cm. It is categorized as a portrait and is currently housed at the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen in Rouen, France.
The artwork depicts a somewhat subdued and dark portrayal of Dr. Ferdinand Tribout. The use of loose, brushy strokes typical of Post-Impressionism gives the piece a raw, emotional quality. The figure of Dr. Ferdinand Tribout emerges from a background of dense, shadowy hues, with concentrated light and color around the face and hands, adding depth and intensity to the expression. The portrait exudes a sense of intimacy and character, captured with an atmosphere of both subtlety and complexity. The dark palette juxtaposed with light highlights adds a dramatic effect, amplifying the personal insights into the subject’s demeanor.
