Self-Portrait 1925

Roderic O'Conor's 1925 "Self-Portrait" showcases the artist's signature loose brushstrokes and bold color choices. The artist, known for his landscapes, presents a striking, yet intimate, self-representation with a focused gaze and a hint of melancholy in his expression. O'Conor's use of thick impasto highlights the texture of the paint, creating a dynamic and expressive surface. This self-portrait is a testament to the artist's mastery of capturing both physical and emotional likeness, making it a compelling example of his distinctive artistic style.