“Self Portrait with a Grey Felt Hat” is a renowned artwork created by Vincent van Gogh in 1887, during his time in Paris, France. Executed with oil on canvas, this piece, measuring 42 x 34 cm, is an exemplary work of the Post-Impressionism and Neo-Impressionism movements. Classified as a self-portrait, this notable piece is currently housed in the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, Netherlands.
The artwork features Van Gogh himself, adorned in a grey felt hat, reflecting his intense gaze and distinctive red beard. The background, rendered in bold, dynamic brushstrokes, highlights Van Gogh’s expressive technique and his deft use of color. The artist’s attire is depicted in muted tones with a nuanced texture, further emphasizing the contrasting vibrancy of his face and hat. This self-portrait underscores Van Gogh’s mastery in capturing both his physical likeness and the emotional depth of his own mind.
