Self-portrait with a pipe
- Artist
- Andre Derain
- Date
- 1953
- Style
- Expressionism
- Genre
- Self-portrait
"Self-portrait with a pipe" by André Derain exemplifies his evolving artistic style, blending expressive qualities with a more restrained approach influenced by Cézanne and the old masters. As a Self-portrait, it offers an intimate glimpse of the artist, rendered with bold, vibrant colors characteristic of his Fauvist period. While his earlier works from 1905–1906 display riotous colourism rooted in Fauvism, this painting reflects his transition toward a more austere, classical style post-1910. Derain’s exploration of different movements, including Expressionism, underscores his dynamic evolution as an artist committed to personal expression and mastery.
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