Longing, Self-Portrait
- Artist
- Otto Dix
- Style
- Expressionism
- Genre
- Self-portrait
- Location
- Galerie Neue Meister
"Longing, Self-Portrait" is a compelling artwork that reflects the intense emotional depth characteristic of Expressionism. The artist’s self-portrait conveys a profound sense of longing and inner turmoil, capturing the personal struggle faced by many modernist artists during the era of Nazi Germany. Under the regime's campaign against degenerate art, works by renowned artists were banished, their creative freedom suppressed. This painting stands as a poignant reminder of the oppression suffered by artists whose innovative styles, often associated with modern movements, were deemed un-German or subversive.
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