Self-portrait 1937

Endre Rozsda's 1937 "Self-portrait" showcases the artist's thoughtful and introspective nature. The painting, rendered in soft, muted hues, depicts Rozsda's face in close-up, capturing a moment of quiet contemplation. The artist's piercing green eyes and a hint of a beard contribute to a sense of realism and intimacy. The subtle brushstrokes and soft lighting create a sense of depth and warmth, adding to the overall impression of introspection. This self-portrait is a testament to Rozsda's skill as a painter, capturing not just his physical likeness but also a glimpse into his inner world.