Self Portrait
- Artist
- Princess Fahrelnissa Zeid
- Style
- Expressionism
- Genre
- Self-portrait
The Self-portrait painted in 1991 reflects a period of artistic exploration influenced by various movements of the time. During this year, artists were increasingly experimenting with Expressionism, emphasizing raw emotion and vivid imagery. This painting captures the artist’s intense introspection, using bold brushstrokes and striking color contrasts that evoke a sense of inner turmoil and identity. The work exemplifies how 1991, a pivotal year in art history, saw artists blending traditional techniques with contemporary themes, creating Expressionist-inspired Self-portraits that challenge viewers to contemplate self-awareness and emotion.
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