Self-Portrait
Französische Malerei 1655–1739, 1707
- Artiste
- Französische Malerei 1655–1739
- Datation
- 1707
- Catégorie
- Peinture
- Technique
- Huile sur toile
- Dimensions
- original canvas (approximate size): 90,5 × 71,1 cm
- Collection
- National Gallery of Art, Washington
- Licence
- Domaine public, CC0
Description de l’image
The image shows a portrait of a man visible from the waist up, seated in a red cushioned chair, his body turned to the left and his face turned to us. His facial features include pale skin, dark eyebrows, slightly sagging cheeks, and pink lips in a neutral expression. His hair seems to be shaved, and his head is mostly covered by a white, striped head covering that resembles a beret. He wears a reddish-brown coat with white ruffled sleeves, and underneath a white collared garment and a light pink ribbon peek out. In his hands, the man holds drawing instruments, including a pencil or pen and a stack of papers. Behind him on the left are several small tan and white sculptures, including a nude male figure, a cherub, and a woman's head. Beside these sculptures are several paint brushes and a flat surface that could be a painter's palette. The walls behind him are gray.