Self-portrait 1921

"Self-portrait" (1921) by Lesser Ury is a striking depiction of the artist himself, painted in a realist style with a focus on capturing his likeness. The painting shows Ury's face in close-up, with a dark background highlighting his features. His expression is serious, with a touch of melancholy, suggesting a deep introspection. The artist's masterful use of light and shadow creates a sense of depth and realism, emphasizing the wrinkles and lines on his face, a testament to his life experiences. This self-portrait showcases Ury's talent as a portraitist and provides a glimpse into his personality and artistic vision.