Self-Portrait 1889

This self-portrait, painted in 1889 by the French Impressionist artist Gustave Caillebotte, depicts the artist in a close-up view. The composition focuses on his face, with the background softly blurred, highlighting his piercing gaze and the subtle details of his facial features. Caillebotte's self-portrait is a striking example of Impressionism, showcasing a realistic portrayal with a focus on light and brushstrokes. This portrait offers a glimpse into the artist's personality and artistic style, reflecting the era's fascination with capturing fleeting moments and individual expressions.