Self-portrait with white turbaned 1882

Paul Cézanne’s “Self-portrait with white turban” (1882) is a striking example of the artist's post-Impressionist style, known for its bold brushstrokes and fragmented forms. The painting depicts Cézanne's own visage, with a distinct white turban framing his face, emphasizing his gaze and emphasizing the solidity of his features. The artwork reflects Cézanne's intense study of form and color, and it's a testament to the artist's dedication to exploring the complexities of human representation.