Self-Portrait (No.18)

Ivan Le Lorraine Albright's Self-Portrait (No.18) exemplifies his mastery of dark, introspective imagery characteristic of his style. As a renowned painter, sculptor, and print-maker, Albright often explored themes rooted in the macabre, blending his techniques with influences from Expressionism and Magic Realism. This haunting self-portrait captures intense emotion and a visceral sense of self-examination, emphasizing stark contrasts and detailed realism that evoke both mystery and vulnerability, reinforcing his reputation as a master of character studies and still lifes.