Self-Portrait 1928

Marie Laurencin's "Self-Portrait" from 1928 portrays the artist in a simplified, stylized manner characteristic of her work. The soft, pastel tones and delicate brushstrokes create a dreamy and ethereal mood. Her signature style, influenced by Cubism and Art Deco, is evident in the flat planes of color and the focus on the sitter's face. Laurencin's self-portrait is a quintessential example of her artistic vision, capturing the essence of femininity with subtle grace and a sense of introspective beauty.