Self-Portrait c. 1986s

Saul Steinberg's "Self-Portrait" from the 1980s is a striking example of his signature cartoonish style. The artist's iconic, exaggerated features are rendered in black ink on paper, with a unique geometric sensibility. Steinberg's self-portraits often explored themes of identity and perception, inviting the viewer to consider the artist's own vision of himself. The work's simplicity and humor contribute to its enduring appeal, making it a recognizable piece in the larger canon of Steinberg's art.