Martine

Julian Schnabel's 1987 artwork titled Portrait of Martine exemplifies his signature approach within the Neo-expressionism movement. The piece captures a raw, emotionally charged depiction of Martine, emphasizing bold brushstrokes and vibrant colors that convey intensity and intimacy. Schnabel’s textured, layered technique reflects his interest in combining painterly depth with personal storytelling. The work’s confrontational style and expressive form highlight his influence from the broader Abstract expressionism tradition, making it a compelling exploration of identity and portraiture that pushes traditional boundaries.