Self-Portrait 1942

Endre Balint's 1942 "Self-Portrait" depicts the artist's face in a dynamic and expressive style. The bold brushstrokes and abstract forms evoke a sense of emotion and inner turmoil, possibly reflecting the anxieties of wartime. The artist's dark eyes and partially obscured face convey a sense of introspection and vulnerability. This self-portrait, created during World War II, serves as a poignant example of Balint's artistic expression during a turbulent period.