Self-Portrait at the Easel 1922

Lovis Corinth's 1922 "Self-Portrait at the Easel" is a powerful depiction of the artist in his studio. The work, executed in a loose and expressive style, reflects Corinth's signature use of bold brushstrokes and impasto. The artist is shown seated before his easel, his intense gaze directed towards the viewer. The composition is dynamic, with the artist's figure dominating the canvas, conveying his self-assuredness and dedication to his art. The painting is considered a testament to Corinth's unique artistic vision, a bold and visceral self-portrait that stands as a powerful example of Expressionist art.