Self-portrait in the Studio 1795
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Francisco Goya's "Self-portrait in the Studio" (1795) is a captivating oil painting that captures the artist in a moment of creative immersion. The composition places Goya in his studio, bathed in natural light that streams through a window, highlighting his focused expression and skillful brushwork. The artist, dressed in a black coat with a red sash, is seen holding a palette and brush, demonstrating his dedication to his craft. The painting is known for its intimate portrayal of the artist at work, offering a glimpse into the world of a master painter and reflecting Goya's profound self-awareness. This self-portrait, housed in the Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando in Madrid, remains a testament to Goya's artistic brilliance and serves as a valuable insight into his creative process.
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