Self-Portrait 1892

"Self-Portrait" by Charles Angrand, created in 1892, depicts the artist in a dark, moody setting. Angrand uses a pointillist technique, visible in the image's grainy texture, to create a sense of depth and atmosphere. The artist's face is partially obscured by shadow, adding to the mysterious and introspective nature of the work. The work is a striking example of Angrand's stylistic choices, which were influenced by Symbolism and the Post-Impressionist movement.