Self-Portrait with Model

Lovis Corinth's Self-Portrait with Model (1903) exemplifies his mastery in combining Impressionism influences with early Expressionist tendencies. The oil on canvas depicts the artist engaged with a model, capturing the intimacy and immediacy of a self-portrait in a vivid, dynamic style. Corinth’s bold brushwork and emphasis on mood reflect his innovative approach to portraiture, emphasizing psychological depth. The work reveals his interest in blending the subjective experience with vibrant, textured techniques characteristic of his broader artistic explorations during the early 20th century.