Selbstbildnis, Ganzfigur
- Artist
- Max Gubler
- Date
- 1949
- Style
- Expressionism
- Genre
- Self-portrait
"Selbstbildnis, Ganzfigur" is a compelling Self-portrait that exemplifies the intense emotionality characteristic of Expressionism. The artist captures their entire figure with bold, sweeping brushstrokes and vivid colors, conveying a raw sense of inner experience. The painting's distorted proportions and dramatic contrasts reflect the artist's psychological state, emphasizing subjective perception rather than realistic representation. This work invites viewers to explore the depths of individual emotion and identity, embodying the spirit of modernist experimentation and personal expression associated with Expressionism.
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