Self Portrait 1913

Félix Del Marle's 1913 "Self Portrait" is a striking example of Cubist portraiture. The artist uses fragmented planes and geometric shapes to depict his own face, creating a sense of depth and dimensionality. The use of bold lines and shading highlights the contours of the face, emphasizing the angularity of the Cubist style. The drawing's monochromatic palette and dynamic composition add to its impact. Del Marle's self-portrait exemplifies the Cubist movement's fascination with breaking down traditional forms and exploring the complexities of human perception.