Self Portrait in a Shaving Mirror 1942

Armin Landeck's 1942 etching, "Self Portrait in a Shaving Mirror," showcases the artist's distinctive style. The work, executed in black and white, captures a close-up view of the artist's face, creating an intimate and introspective mood. The use of fine lines and stippling throughout the composition adds depth and texture, revealing the meticulous detail Landeck employed in his artistic process. The title suggests a reflective moment, hinting at the artist's self-awareness and artistic exploration. This work is a powerful example of Landeck's skillful use of etching, a technique that allows for nuanced gradations of tone and texture.