Cubist self-portrait 1914 - 1918

Zygmunt Waliszewski's "Cubist Self-Portrait," painted between 1914 and 1918, is a prime example of the artist's embrace of Cubist principles. The portrait depicts the artist with a fragmented face, geometric shapes, and bold colors, characteristics of the Cubist movement. Waliszewski's use of broken lines and overlapping planes create a sense of depth and movement, showcasing the influence of the Cubist masters like Picasso and Braque. The artist's self-portrait, with its expressive brushstrokes and bold colors, is a testament to his unique artistic vision and his exploration of Cubist aesthetics in the early 20th century.