Self-Portrait 1933

Arnold Rönnebeck's "Self-Portrait" (1933) is a striking and intriguing work of art. The artist, known for his expressive drawings and prints, portrays himself in a studio setting with a life-size model. This self-portrait showcases Rönnebeck's keen eye for detail, meticulously capturing the human form through the use of precise lines and shading. The composition is dynamic, with the artist appearing to be taking measurements of the model using tools such as calipers. The piece invites viewers to reflect on the artist's process and the relationship between artist and subject, while also showcasing the beauty and complexity of the human form.