Self-Portrait (1906) by Marie Laurencin

Self-Portrait - Marie Laurencin - 1906

Artwork Information

TitleSelf-Portrait
ArtistMarie Laurencin
Date1906
Art MovementExpressionism

About Self-Portrait

The artwork is a self-portrait by artist Marie Laurencin, created in the year 1906. This piece is associated with the Expressionism movement, a genre that emphasizes the artist’s subjective perspective and emotional response to the world. As a self-portrait, the artwork represents an introspective examination of the artist’s own identity.

The artwork depicts the figure of the artist with a direct yet contemplative gaze. Her features are sketched with a delicate touch, and the use of light and shadow imparts a softness to the composition. The muted color palette consists of gentle, earthy tones, which contribute to a sense of introspection. The artist’s expression is enigmatic, prompting the viewer to ponder her thoughts and emotions at the moment of creation. Her attire is rendered in simple forms, suggesting a humble and direct approach to representation. The artist’s signature and the date of the work’s completion are inscribed in the lower right corner, confirming the authenticity and historical context of this introspective portrayal.

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