Self-Portrait 1922

Jerome Myers' "Self-Portrait" from 1922 is a charcoal drawing on paper that captures the artist's likeness with a sense of realism and subtle humor. The drawing focuses on Myers' face, showcasing his expressive features and characteristic hairstyle. Executed in a loose and gestural style, the work highlights the artist's skill in conveying personality and individuality through the medium of charcoal. The use of light and shadow creates a sense of depth and volume, further enhancing the three-dimensional quality of the portrait. "Self-Portrait" is a poignant testament to Myers' artistic practice and provides valuable insights into his self-perception as an artist.