Self-portrait 1876

This terracotta medallion, created in 1876 by Daniel Jean-Baptiste Dupuis, is a self-portrait of the artist. The work features a detailed profile of Dupuis, rendered in high relief with a naturalistic style. The inscription surrounding his portrait identifies him as a "sculptor" and "artist." The medallion, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, exemplifies Dupuis's talent as a sculptor and serves as a captivating historical artifact from the 19th century.