Self Portrait with Palette (1960; Rome, Italy) by Giorgio de Chirico

The artwork, titled “Self Portrait with Palette,” was created by Giorgio de Chirico in 1960 in Rome, Italy. This oil painting on canvas belongs to the Neo-baroque art movement and measures 45 by 30 centimeters. It is a self-portrait that is currently held in a private collection.

“Self Portrait with Palette” by Giorgio de Chirico presents a thoughtful and introspective depiction of the artist. The artist is portrayed in a frontal view, wearing a distinguished red garment with golden buttons and holding a palette in his left hand while clutching a paintbrush in his right. A serene but stern expression is evident on his face. The background is adorned with an earthy landscape, featuring an architectural structure that evokes a sense of nostalgia and classical grandeur. The sky, painted in muted tones, adds to the contemplative mood of the piece. The detailed brushwork and rich, subdued colors reflect the Neo-baroque style, emphasizing dramatic intensity and emotional depth.

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