Self-Portrait 1908

Albrecht Anker's "Self-Portrait" from 1908 captures the artist's likeness in a realistic and intimate manner. The painting showcases Anker as a mature man, with a distinguished beard and a pensive expression. The artist's use of subtle brushstrokes and muted tones creates a sense of depth and realism, drawing the viewer into the artist's world. Anker's self-portraits are known for their introspective quality and their exploration of the artist's inner life, reflecting the artist's fascination with human emotion.