Self portrait at Lezaven

"Self-portrait at Lezaven" is an exemplary work by Paul Gauguin, a French artist recognized for his contribution to the Post-impressionism movement. This self-portrait reveals Gauguin's versatility and awakeness to artistic introspection, manifesting his mastery on canvas. Pure, vivid, and contrasting colors, commonly associated with Post-Impressionism, are used in a simplified form. Gauguin employed oil paints to create thick, flat planes and bold lines, thereby producing a timeless masterpiece featuring distinct profiles and memorable imagery.