Self-portrait

Istvan Farkas' 1932 Self-portrait exemplifies his engagement with Expressionism, emphasizing emotional intensity and bold stylistic choices. As an artist known for his exploration of psychological depth, Farkas employs dynamic brushwork and vivid color to convey a nuanced sense of identity. This genre-defining Self-portrait reflects not only his technical mastery but also his introspective vision, capturing a raw and authentic representation of the artist himself. The work's decisive technique and expressive style position it as a compelling example of early 20th-century portraiture.