Self-portrait 1895

Carl Larsson's "Self-portrait" from 1895 showcases the Swedish artist in his studio, offering a glimpse into his creative space. The painting features Larsson standing casually, his hand tucked into his pocket, against the backdrop of his cluttered studio. The artist's presence is highlighted against the numerous other artworks, including a nude figure study and a portrait, which further accentuate Larsson's prominent position as a renowned artist of his time. This watercolor painting captures a snapshot of the artist's daily life and provides a unique insight into the world of a celebrated painter.