Self-Portrait III 1926

"Self-Portrait III" is a 1926 lithograph by Georges Rouault, a French artist known for his expressive and often somber depictions of humanity. Rouault's self-portraits often explored themes of introspection and the weight of existence, reflecting his own experiences as an artist and observer of the human condition. This particular print portrays a close-up view of Rouault's head, rendered in stark black and white, conveying a sense of introspection and vulnerability. The artist's signature, "Georges Rouault," appears in the lower right corner, adding a personal touch to the self-portrait.