Self portrait

"Self-Portrait with Seven Fingers" is a compelling Self-portrait created in 1913 by Belarusian-French artist Marc Chagall. Painted with oil on canvas, this artwork reveals Chagall depicting himself while painting a simplified version of his work Of Russia, of Donkeys and Others. Notably, he features seven fingers on one hand, emphasizing a whimsical, visionary quality often associated with his style influenced by Naïve art. The piece’s playful nature echoes his affinity for mixing medium with ink and paper techniques, contributing to its unique charm. It is housed at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam, reflecting Chagall’s diverse artistic legacy.