Portrait of Vartoosh (c.1936 – c.1937) by Arshile Gorky

Portrait of Vartoosh - Arshile Gorky - c.1936 - c.1937

Artwork Information

TitlePortrait of Vartoosh
ArtistArshile Gorky
Datec.1936 - c.1937
Art MovementPost-Impressionism

About Portrait of Vartoosh

“Portrait of Vartoosh,” crafted by the esteemed artist Arshile Gorky around 1936 to 1937, is a notable work within the Post-Impressionism movement. This portrait genre artwork exemplifies Gorky’s unique stylistic approach, reflecting the influence of post-impressionism through its vivid colors and expressive brushwork.

In the artwork, a female figure is depicted with a contemplative expression. The use of bold and contrasting colors, particularly the red garment with a white collar against a muted background, draws attention to the figure’s delicately rendered facial features. The application of broad, textured brush strokes adds depth and intensity, emphasizing emotional complexity. The subject appears to be lost in thought, carrying a subtle yet evocative aura that captivates the observer’s gaze.

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