Self Portrait in the Studio 1912

Carl Larsson's "Self Portrait in the Studio" from 1912 is a classic example of the artist's signature style. Larsson, a Swedish painter known for his depictions of domestic life, portrays himself in his studio, surrounded by objects that speak to his artistic practice. The painting captures a sense of quiet intimacy, showcasing the artist's connection to his workspace and the objects within it. The nude statue, the artist's tools, and the books all contribute to the overall atmosphere of creativity and contemplation that Larsson sought to convey.