Self Portrait (triptych)

Self Portrait (triptych) by John Bratby
Artist
John Bratby
Date
1961
Style
Expressionism
Genre
Self-portrait
The Self-portrait (triptych) is a compelling artwork that vividly captures the artist’s intense emotional state through bold brushstrokes and vivid colors characteristic of Expressionism. The triptych format divides the piece into three panels, allowing for a fragmented yet cohesive exploration of identity and inner turmoil. The central panel emphasizes raw self-examination, while the side panels provide contrasting perspectives, inviting viewers to reflect on the multifaceted nature of self-awareness. This painting exemplifies how Surrealism elements may subtly influence the distorted forms, enhancing the emotional impact of the Self-portrait.

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