Zelfportret: B-1-1, 12 februari Possibly 1942

"Zelfportret: B-1-1, 12 februari" is a self-portrait by Dutch artist Cor van Teeseling, created in 1942. This red-toned pencil drawing, housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts the artist's face with a pensive expression. The artwork showcases van Teeseling's skill in capturing subtle details and emotions, highlighting his mastery of portraiture. It's a poignant reminder of the artist, who tragically died later that year. The drawing exemplifies the expressive power of charcoal and its ability to convey depth and emotion, a style characteristic of many self-portraits of the early 20th century.