Béla Czóbel, Self Portrait, 

This self-portrait by Hungarian artist Béla Czóbel, created sometime during his long career (1883-1976), is a powerful example of expressive line drawing. The artist uses layered, gestural lines, rendered in graphite pencil, to capture the essence of his own likeness. The work evokes a sense of introspection and depth, suggesting a keen self-awareness in the artist’s approach to his craft. Czóbel’s artistic style is known for its dynamism and exploration of form and composition. He was a prominent figure in the Hungarian avant-garde, and his work often reflects a deep engagement with contemporary artistic movements.