Self-portrait

Lucas van Leyden's Self-portrait from around 1526 exemplifies the skill and detailed realism characteristic of the Northern renaissance. As both a painter and an accomplished engraver, Leyden captures his likeness with careful attention to expression and intricate detail, reflecting the emerging trend of genre painting within Dutch art. Although primarily known for his work in engraving and woodcut, this Self-portrait showcases his mastery in Oil-based painting, revealing the depth and texture valued during the period.