Selbst

Werner Berg's 1936 artwork titled Self-portrait titled Selbst exemplifies his unique approach influenced by Expressionism. The painting vividly conveys Berg’s intense emotional state through bold colors and distorted forms, emphasizing a psychological depth typical of Expressionist self-portraits. Berg's work often explores individual identity and inner experience, making Selbst a powerful example of a Self-portrait. His use of raw, expressive brushwork and vivid palette demonstrates his commitment to capturing authentic human emotion, establishing him as a significant figure in early 20th-century German art.