Self-portrait
- Artist
- Isaac Fuller
- Date
- c.1670
- Style
- Baroque
- Genre
- Self-portrait
Isaac Fuller was an accomplished English painter known for his Self-portrait, which exemplifies his mastery of the Baroque style. Trained in France, Fuller worked extensively in Oxford and London, producing portraits, religious subjects, and decorative works. His Self-portrait reveals a keen sense of realism and dramatic lighting characteristic of Baroque art. The painting captures his expressive presence, showcasing his skill in rendering personality and depth, reflecting both his talent and the influence of his European training.
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