Self Portrait II 1966

Jean Dubuffet's "Self Portrait II" (1966) is a striking example of his Art Brut style, which embraced raw, unrefined artistic expression. The painting's bold lines and use of primary colors create a powerful, almost childlike image of the artist. Dubuffet's self-portrait is characterized by simplified forms and a gestural style, reflecting his interest in the art of the outsider or the untrained. This work exemplifies Dubuffet's exploration of the human condition, expressed through a unique and compelling visual language.