Albrecht Durer painted Self-Portrait at 26 (with gloves) as part of a series of three self-portraits . Durers portrait at 28 is considered his most famous, then Self-Portrait at 26 (with gloves) is perhaps his most characteristically defining. Painted with oil on a panel, the art work not only depicts the artist as he saw himself, but also as he desperately wanted others to view him. Striking a very confident pose, he wears his white gloves, folds his hands, and rests his arm on the table before him. His posture is perfectly straight, his clothing expensive and elegant. His overwhelming presence in the painting leaves but small amounts of space for a background. Behind him, a window offers a landscape view of the Alps an excellent home décor product.
- Material : Paper
- Length: 7.4 inches approx.
- Width: 5.6 inches Approx
- As it Appears
Material | Paper |
Color | Multicolor |
Width | 14.22 CM |
Length | 18.79 CM |
Size | 7.40 INCH |
Product Code | PT-219/36181 |
Posted in | Prints and Lithographs |