Self-Portrait 1952

Max Gubler’s “Self-Portrait” from 1952 is a striking example of Expressionist portraiture. Gubler captures his own likeness with bold strokes and vibrant colors, conveying a sense of raw emotion and introspection. The artist's face is depicted with exaggerated features, the brushwork highlighting the contours of the face and the intensity of the eyes. Gubler's self-portraits often explored themes of identity and the human condition, reflecting his own personal struggles and observations of the world.