The artwork, titled “Self-Portrait,” was created by Enrico Caruso in the year 1914. Rendered on paper, this piece falls within the genres of caricature and self-portrait.
The artwork presents a caricature depicting a man with exaggerated facial features, showcasing a broad, slightly mischievous smile and expressive eyes. The use of bold, sweeping lines artfully captures the essence of the subject’s face, highlighting his prominent forehead, pronounced chin, and thick hair. The sketch exudes a sense of character and playfulness, revealing the artist’s skill in both observation and execution. Additionally, the piece is signed at the bottom right corner and inscribed with a dedication.