“Self Portrait in the Studio,” created by Giorgio de Chirico in 1935 in Rome, Italy, is an oil on canvas artwork that is part of the Neo-baroque art movement. This self-portrait belongs to a private collection.
The artwork depicts the artist Giorgio de Chirico standing in his studio, intently working on a new piece. He is holding a palette and brush, with a somber and contemplative expression on his face, emphasizing the thoughtful and introspective nature of the creative process. The background features various elements typical of an artist’s studio, including an easel with a canvas displaying a sketch of a nude figure, and a classical bust positioned at the floor, reinforcing the juxtaposition of classical and modern artistic elements. The overall atmosphere of the painting is one of subdued light and rich, somber tones, reflecting the Neo-baroque aesthetic.
