Self-Portrait 1933

Kazimir Malevich's "Self-Portrait" from 1933 is a striking depiction of the artist, renowned for his contributions to Suprematism. Malevich presents himself in a simple, almost austere manner, wearing a red beret, a black robe with green stripes, and a white collar. The composition is straightforward, with Malevich looking directly at the viewer, his hand resting on his chest, creating a sense of quiet contemplation. This self-portrait, now housed in the Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, showcases Malevich's skill in capturing likeness while incorporating elements of his signature artistic style.