Self Portrait 1954

Edwin Dickinson's 1954 "Self Portrait" is a striking example of the artist's introspective style. The painting features a close-up of the artist's face, rendered in dark tones, with a hint of blue peeking through the shadows of his clothing. The composition is simple yet compelling, drawing the viewer's attention to the artist's weary gaze and the lines etched on his face. The painting reveals Dickinson's artistic focus on human emotion and the passage of time.