Self-portrait, three-quarters to the left 1910

"Self-portrait, three-quarters to the left" is a 1910 drawing by Dutch artist Jan Mankes, known for his naturalistic style and depictions of animals and people. This self-portrait showcases Mankes's signature delicate and expressive lines, emphasizing the subtle contours of his face. His introspective gaze, captured in this graphite drawing, reflects the artist's deep connection to nature and his own inner world. This work is a powerful example of Mankes's artistic talent and his unique approach to portraiture.