The artwork, titled “Self-Portrait,” was created by the renowned artist George Stubbs in the year 1781. It belongs to the Romanticism art movement and measures 67.6 by 51.1 centimeters. This piece is a self-portrait, showcasing Stubbs’ own visage, contributing to the genre of self-representation in art.
In the artwork, George Stubbs presents himself in an introspective and composed manner, gazing directly at the viewer. He is depicted with a slightly turned posture that adds a subtle dynamic quality to the portrayal. His attire, modest and unobtrusive, allows the focus to remain on his facial expression and the dignified demeanor. The background is rendered in a dark, unobtrusive oval frame that further emphasizes the artist’s features, highlighting the technical precision and emotive depth characteristic of the Romanticism movement.
