The artwork titled “Smoking Girl (Self-Portrait)” was created by the artist Tove Jansson in the year 1940. It belongs to the Post-Impressionism art movement and is a self-portrait genre.
In the artwork, the artist has depicted herself in a contemplative pose, smoking a cigarette. The background features shades of blue and green that contrast with her warm-toned attire. Her thoughtful expression and the act of smoking suggest a moment of introspection. The brushwork and the use of color reflect the characteristics of Post-Impressionism, emphasizing the emotional and expressive qualities of the scene. The artwork captures a moment of stillness, with a focus on the subject’s inner world.
