Self-portrait 1924

drawing, chalk

portrait

17_20th-century

drawing

facial expression drawing

caricature

portrait reference

german

chalk

animal drawing portrait

portrait drawing

facial study

facial portrait

portrait art

fine art portrait

digital portrait

Max Liebermann's 1924 "Self-portrait" is a striking charcoal drawing housed at the Städel Museum. The work depicts the artist as an older man, his face marked by time and experience. The expressive lines of the drawing capture the artist's intense gaze and his thoughtful demeanor. The artist's signature is prominently placed at the bottom of the artwork. This drawing offers a powerful glimpse into the self-reflection of one of Germany's most renowned Impressionist painters.