Self-Portrait with Gladioli
- Artist
- George Washington Lambert
- Style
- Symbolism
- Genre
- Self-portrait
"Self-Portrait with Gladioli" is a 1922 oil-on-canvas self-portrait by Australian artist George Washington Lambert. The painting depicts Lambert wearing a brown velvet gown and a purple scarf, holding a vase with a vibrant gladiolus flower. Through its detailed and expressive style, the work embodies aspects of Symbolism, using the flower and attire to convey deeper personal and emotional meaning. Lambert's confident stance and careful composition reflect his mastery of portraiture, while the inclusion of the gladiolus adds a layer of symbolism that invites viewers to explore themes of strength and beauty.
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