Self Portrait
- Artist
- Nadezda Petrovic
- Date
- c.1907 ; Serbia
- Style
- Post-impressionism
- Genre
- Self-portrait
- Location
- National Museum of Serbia
Nadežda Petrović’s Self-portrait exemplifies her mastery as Serbia’s most prominent expressionist and fauvist painter. The artwork reveals her bold use of color and emotional depth, characteristics often associated with Post-impressionism. Petrović, a pioneering woman in war photography and fine arts, studied in Munich under Anton Ažbe and exhibited across Europe between 1901 and 1912. Her Self-portrait captures her inner strength and her innovative spirit, making it an important piece that reflects her influence on Serbian and European modern art.
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