A final note: this show includes two of the saddest and scariest self-portraits done in modern times: "Self-Portrait as a Punchbag" and "Self-Portrait After Rembrandt's Last Self-Portrait" (both 2004).
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In "Self-Portrait After Rembrandt's Last Self-Portrait," Kitaj recognizes that he is moving closer to Sandra, who exists in another world.
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The work is a self-portrait of Abney as the lone white figure, sort of an inverse of Adrian Piper's Self Portrait Exaggerating my Negroid Features.
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"Self-Portrait in Hell," for one, is complemented at Scandinavia House by a nude self-portrait shot that same summer in Asgardstrand, Munch's left arm cocked above his hip.
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Coplans's profoundly sad but beautiful "Self-Portrait (Side Heel and Toe)" (1989) and the somewhat gross "Self-Portrait (Hand with Buttocks)" (1987) focuses the mind on sculptural forms shaded with pity and acceptance.
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Self Portrait lilac lace jumpsuit, originally $545, now $267.05; shopbop.
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Vincent van Gogh, "Self Portrait with Straw Hat" (1887) 2.
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The simple fact is that she did portraits of herself dressed up and standing in front of classical ruins, as she does in "Self-Portrait as Athena" (1973) and "Self-Portrait at Masada" (1978).
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It's a fun, funky self-portrait project with a creepy twist.
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They are friends, family, and one is even a self portrait.
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A self-portrait of Leonardo da Vinci done in red chalk.
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Model wearing Self-Portrait dress, Page Sargisson earrings, and JLC ring.
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The pictures showed Bush's self-portrait paintings, generating a media firestorm.
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That's a self-portrait, and I think it was probably 2010.
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I don't think I've seen any other self-portrait work before.
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This show offers two illuminating pairings for the youthful self-portrait.
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Seattle University, for one, removed its Close self-portrait from display.
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SELF-PORTRAIT WITH BOY By Rachel Lyon 374 pp. Scribner. $26.
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It's a kind of time capsule self-portrait set in dreamtime.
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"(Self-Portrait 4)" is twice as large as "Self-Portrait 13" (80 by 72 inches compared with 48 by 40) and thereby exponentially more menacing, with its blank zombie stare and insatiable hunger of the mindless consumer.
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Like, a self-portrait of you holding a photo ID or passport.
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She is a woman painting her self-portrait for over 30 years.
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Ultimately, this is the stage that "Self-Portrait in Blue Jacket" sets.
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Dolci's "Self Portrait" (1674) stands sentry at the beginning of the exhibition.
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Model wearing Self-Portrait dress, By Boe earrings, and Marco Bicego ring.
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There, he saw a recent self-portrait that was not yet titled.
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Zeke's self-portrait develops as he waxes scholarly about our pictures, ourselves.
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There's a 1922 self-portrait painting of Best Maugard in the show.
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The earliest, a 1926 self-portrait as a youthful sweetheart, is conventional.
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"I see my work as an ever-evolving self-portrait," she explains.
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I acquired certain skills and this certain language of a self-portrait.
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Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot's "Self Portrait, Sitting Next to an Easel" (1825).
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The Jarman film is a self-portrait that doesn't call itself that.
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This lush self-portrait stood out because of its bold green hues.
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When they describe a small 1963 self-portrait as almost a finger
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What would his self-portrait, were he to make one, look like?
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She ran her fingers over the beard of Mr. Close's self-portrait.
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Self-Portrait in Bloom by Niloufar Talebi is now out from l'Aleph.
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Stettheimer's Self-Portrait is present against the back wall of the scene.
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Seattle University removed a self-portrait by Close from its Lemieux Library.
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Her "Self-Portrait" (2018) is a delicate oil painting on chiffon fabric.
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Awesome.Watch This Incredibly Talented Artist Create a Self-Portrait While Painting BackwardsI couldn't even accurately trace a photo of myself to create a self-portrait that looked anything…Read more ReadYour browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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When she tried again, she was able to print off our self portrait.
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The Speed Art Museum acquired Bob Thompson's "Self Portrait in the Studio" (1960).
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This self-portrait is made up of 1,2100 stained glass micro-mosaic tiles!
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Once, she even made a self-portrait using her husband as canvas (below).
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It's not anyone's mouth, either, but that of Self Portrait creator Theo Triantafyllidis.
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If you're Kylie Jenner, you get a massive self-portrait as a mural.
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Like Rembrandt's self-portrait, it is an unending moment, held in a mirror.
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The artist as an old man, in a self-portrait painted in 15783.
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In "Self-Portrait With White Hat" (270), he's jauntily sporting a sailor's cap.
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It is a self-portrait in the studio, looking out at the viewer.
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Above it hangs "Mortality," another self-portrait — the same size, but utterly different.
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Every day, she reveals a new self-portrait featuring a perfect drag look.
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It is, like much of Weems's work, a kind of slanted self-portrait.
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These bright, invigorating works create something of a self-portrait of the artist.
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Admittedly, this is a well honed story, a self-portrait of a mask.
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However, her self-portrait work started as an antidote to loneliness and boredom.
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Wileman's self-portrait, "2014-2017," was displayed in London's National Portrait Gallery in 2017.
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This floor-length lace look is the first time Middleton has worn Self-Portrait.
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A red-haired little girl with her tongue hanging out becomes a self-portrait.
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In her continued return to self-portrait, Coffey shares something with these dissimilar artists.
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Self-Portrait by Red Rack'em is out on Bergerac on the 17th of February.
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In A Kid From Somewhere, Bee shoots a self-portrait about her late sister.
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She even took an excited self-portrait with the machine displaying her winnings: $42,949,672.
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In one 1984 self-portrait by Elizabeth Williams, even the courtroom artists are humanized.
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It may be that Sara was in some ways Ms. Collins's wry self-portrait.
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DAVID YURMAN The piece was interesting to do, but it wasn't a self-portrait.
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Beyond its didactic value, a fatberg functions as a kind of collective self-portrait.
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But by focusing so narrowly on gender, he provides a very limited self-portrait.
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SMITH I especially like the self-portrait of Warhol in finger-on-lips pose.
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"I'm laughing, because I'm thinking of those covers, especially 'Self-Portrait,'" Ms. Schultz said.
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But where Dürer's self-portrait as Christ radiates authority, "Salvator Mundi" retires into itself.
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At top: Jean-Baptiste-Camille Corot's "Self Portrait, Sitting Next to an Easel" (1825).
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Kirchner's terrifying "Self-Portrait as a Soldier" (1915) shows his right (painting) hand amputated.
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In a 22005 self-portrait, she depicted herself as a thick-skinned human pachyderm.
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This is apparent early on in a startling nude self portrait of ca. 1499.
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The latter's bare-chested self-portrait greets the viewer with arresting assurance and verve.
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Of many examples of figurative work, three witty, chill paintings from the 1970s by Barkley L. Hendricks, who died last year at 72, including a life-size nude self-portrait called "Brilliantly Endowed (Self-Portrait)," are as assertively commanding as portraiture gets.
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"Self-portrait" features Cahun with a beaded Star of David fixed squarely to her chest.
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Click here to view original GIFPainting your self-portrait backwards while looking at a mirror?
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Facebook, in his flattering self-portrait, is a respite from this increasingly automated, atomistic world.
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Mansfield's self-portrait series, titled "Aftermath," received an honorable mention in the 2013 FotoVisura awards.
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Her last painting, a self-portrait, is from 1975: she called it the "ugly one".
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The most striking piece in the small exhibition is Dave McKenzie's "Self-Portrait Piñata" (2002).
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But now, in 2018, anyone with a smartphone can produce a self-portrait within seconds.
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Initially, it was to be a stand-alone self-portrait on a plain white background.
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His books include "Close Reading: Chuck Close and the Art of the Self-Portrait" (2005).
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I read that you had your sister pose in what looks like a self-portrait.
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A previously unknown self-portrait lurking unnoticed for five decades within a supremely enigmatic work?
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The other is "Self-Portrait (Neon)" by the American Alex Israel, also born in 1982.
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When she painted a nude self-portrait, she was accused of moral turpitude and expelled.
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The first self-portrait was painted in 1943, when Freud had just entered his 20s.
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" 'Self-Portrait/Cutting' was about longing," Shaun Caley Regen, Opie's gallerist since 1993, told me.
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The video is presumably an artist's self-portrait, high-concept but also self-consciously silly.
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But in the face of Nussbaum's "Self-Portrait in the Camp," that stance rings hollow.
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His latest book, "Self-Portrait in Black and White: Unlearning Race," comes out in October.
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The president's affinity for the arts may not extend far beyond commissioning a self-portrait.
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His latest book, "Self-Portrait in Black and White: Unlearning Race," comes out in October.
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Some scholars believe this to be the first nude self-portrait by a woman artist.
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Stettheimer's "Nude Self Portrait" is a presiding spirit ignored by nearly everyone in the room.
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Sharratt's wall-sized self portrait took a full week of heavy sugar-on-paper action.
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The artist's "(Self-Portrait 4)" (1994) is the twin sister of "Self-Portrait 13" from the same year, which I described in a previous review as "a hulking, spindly-armed monster" clearly derived from Francisco Goya y Lucientes's "Saturn Devouring His Son" (1820–1823).
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Princess Kate in dress by Self Portrait arrived at premiere of A Street Cat Named Bob.
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The royal mom was head-to-toe glam in an ethereal cream gown by Self Portrait.
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Each of the students in her class took a self-portrait using one of the cameras.
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They are essentially the self-portrait of the digital age, capturing individuals in all their glory.
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I ended up doing a self portrait of myself for this too, just out of solidarity.
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Our quest for the most perfect, most epic self portrait can, at times, have drastic results.
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Courtesy Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam 9 "Self-Portrait with Cigarette," by Edvard Munch, from 1895.
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A self-portrait taken in Marion, Illinois, minutes after the totality of the 2017 solar eclipse.
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His "Self-Portrait in a Green Vest" (1837) reveals a strikingly handsome, entirely self-confident man.
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There's a rendition of a Man Ray photograph, and another of a Francis Bacon self-portrait.
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Small wonder if he squirmed in front of a self-portrait of an artist fellating himself.
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The younger self-portrait here, dated to around 1650-55, is among his earliest known works.
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When the artist and activist Joanne Motichka took the self-portrait that appeared on the Aug.
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Matuschka began making posters and postcards featuring her self-portrait and handing them out at rallies.
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She is scheduled to perform Self Portrait Camouflage again in Paris on January 19 and 20.
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One work in particular featured a self-portrait of the artist attacked by a flying insect.
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This eccentric volume is a kind of artist's book/self-portrait masquerading as an exhibition catalog.
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Take a portrait of a friend, or a self-portrait using the timer on your camera.
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Both Dine's "Black Shovel #2" (1962) and "Double Isometric Self Portrait (Serape)" (1964) are non-empathetic.
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Mr. Ashbery dedicated both "Flow Chart" and "Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror" to Mr. Kermani.
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If there's a self-portrait, it's the one reflected in all those beautiful, ragged, immortal faces.
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She took the big, dark self-portrait, which barely fit in the back of her car.
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He painted a self-portrait for every meaningful milestone in his life (such as big birthdays).
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Not really, unless I set out specifically to do a self-portrait, which is almost never.
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His self-portrait as Désirée Joséphine Duplantier is a testament to that, respectful rather than satirical.
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Left: Nadar, Self-portrait, with wife Ernestine, simulating a balloon flight in his Paris studio, 22001.
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He went to the School of Visual Arts, and that was a self-portrait he did.
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By contrast, his nude self portrait painted in September 1908 references his "Semi-Nude Self Portrait" of 1902–1904, in that with the blue background and with the eerie glow around his body, he insulates himself from his surroundings, and in both paintings, he appears unnaturally emaciated.
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The first piece you encounter, "Self Portrait in Reykjavík" (2015) is a roughly two-minute looping video that superimposes scraps of footage gathered during Reilly's time in Iceland — particularly of barges moving across a sunset seascape — on a glitchy, animated self-portrait from the shoulders up.
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The exaggerations seem to say something about the subject themselves (or in this case a self portrait).
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Schjefbeck's self-portrait registers her erasure by time, leaving behind the clothes and other things she accumulated.
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In his acknowledgements, Rogers includes a caricatured self-portrait as well as a recent photograph of himself.
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Jamie Overstreet purchased her self portrait and is storing it in the separate bedroom where he sleeps.
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And she repurposes her self-portrait with that little black dress and my favorite Audre Lorde quote.
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From Self Portrait minis to more grown-up pant suits, Kelsey is exploring her fashion this season.
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Meghan wore a forest green floral dress from Self Portrait topped with an Alexander McQueen black blazer.
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Courtesy the artist and Fridericianum, Kassel, Germany; photograph by Nils Klinger 7 "Self-Portrait (Peter)," from 2005.
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Courtesy Peter Hujar Archive, Pace/MacGill Gallery, and Fraenkel Gallery 11 "Self-Portrait Jumping (1)," from 1974.
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It was both a self-portrait and a work of abstraction, and unmistakably a Wolfgang Tillmans picture.
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In the self-portrait, he poses before a cityscape that looks like a stack of candy boxes.
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A self-portrait by Edvard Munch that never got beyond the drawing stage has a spectral force.
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The lighting doubles the architectural space, suggesting a selfie of itself, an imaginary yet grandiose self-portrait.
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Because its composition closely resembles "Reflection (Self-Portrait)" (1985), it's believed to date from the mid-1980s.
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There was also a self-portrait of Ms. Longshore tricked out as a pleasingly chubby Wonder Woman.
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As in her "Nature Self-Portrait" images, she fuses with the desert, this time in bright color.
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Max Beckmann's 1938 "Self-Portrait With Horn" is a telling combination of anatomical detail and nightmarish symbolism.
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And in the foreground of the picture is a tiny self-portrait of Cole at his easel.
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"Self-Portrait With Jewish Identity Card" is another incandescent vision of the relationship between self and world.
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His quarter-mile-long mural is a self-portrait of a man who reshaped 20th-century art.
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A spirited early self-portrait on display at Oxford shows Ms. Ryggen's considerable skill as a painter.
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The so-called self-portrait was taken "as he was lying on a wall," Ms. Sire said.
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"Painter Working, Reflection," is now considered by critics and art historians to be his greatest self-portrait.
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Though she poses for Degen, Gangloff squirms with discomfort at the thought of painting a self-portrait.
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Starting on January 11, 2000, photographer Noah Kalina took a self portrait every day for 20 years.
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In 1915 she completed, Self-Portrait, the first known example of a woman painting herself entirely nude.
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Some, like the gaunt self-portrait called "The Night Wanderer" (1923-24), are tight, shadowy, theatrically haunted things.
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Tetsuya Ishida: Self-Portrait of Other is the first retrospective in the U.S. of the acclaimed Japanese painter.
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There are full faced images and simple lines that are meant to represent a kind of self portrait.
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The result, "Self-portrait 1913" (pictured, below) "repels…by dullness and something close to vulgarity," sneered one critic.
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König shows off his version of Frida Kahlo's self-portrait, with a dominant monobrow and self-confident eyes.
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The museum will return two watercolors, including a self-portrait of Schiele, to Mayhlaender's 95-year-old heiress.
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I don't know if that was the first or second roll but I made a self-portrait immediately.
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Self Portrait with Satellites references two paintings, one square and one circular, of the same name from 33.
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I also recognized that this dress was a Self Portrait knockoff (using a photo likely stolen from ASOS).
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" Some of the comments to the YouTube playthroughs had people dubbing Self Portrait as "ASMR-meets-Vore fetish.
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And we see the artist in a 5003 self-portrait drawing, looking tense, tousle-haired and mildly Cubistic.
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"There's a self-portrait that sort of taught me about acting," she said, pushing through a tour group.
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Here's a kind of self-portrait of myself as a night swimmer—I particularly like swimming at night.
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One particularly impressive work is a Cubist-inspired self-portrait Plath made her senior year of high school.
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Because Lawson picks the people and the poses, are they a kind of self-portrait of the artist?
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After 40 years, he is finally embraced by the establishment, his self-portrait issued as the newest stamp.
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The source of "self-portrait in interior" (2011) is my silhouette on the glass of a framed photo.
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Nearby, Still's large 1940 self-portrait, "PH-382," is painterly, with streaks of color isolated on his face.
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LOS ANGELES — Between 1981 and 1998, Robert Rauschenberg created a self-portrait a quarter of a mile long.
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Under a dark, somber robe in the self-portrait, however, Ms. Amos is wearing a Wonder Woman costume.
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" As to whether Duchamp deliberately concealed a self-portrait in his valedictory artwork, Mr. Ozkaya said, "Who cares?
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These include a 1912 self-portrait by Egon Schiele, African fertility figures and a 1982 Robert Mapplethorpe photograph.
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"Self-Portrait at the Easel" (1556-57) invites us into her studio, while letting us know we're interrupting.
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This mirroring comes from years of working together, making the ballet a kind of self-portrait in absentia.
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A 1912 self-portrait by Egon Schiele feels like the perfect doppelgänger: Iggy Pop's wiry body mirrors Schiele's.
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These include a 193 self-portrait by Egon Schiele, African fertility figures and a 1982 Robert Mapplethorpe photograph.
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Rachleff's inclusion of "Self-Portrait in Fur Jacket" was a first step, but more need to be taken.
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Francis Bacon topped the lots, with his "Self-Portrait" (1975) realizing a final sale price of £16,542,650 (~$20,969,463).
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But "Self-Portrait with Bird of Prey and Rat" is further confounding in the way Grosz splits his approach between a workmanlike self-portrait, painted in realistic colors, and the swarms of desaturated clouds surrounding the artist at his easel, as the eponymous bird and rat hover above his left shoulder.
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Mapplethorpe, so beautifully represented in many of his works, was himself exceptional, particularly in his two "Self-Portraits" of 1980, his handsomely suited "Self-Portrait" of 1986, and his AIDS-ravaged, astonishingly large death's head "Self-Portrait" of 1988 — one of the most remarkable self-portraits of the entire genre.
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Elsewhere in the room, there are graphic images of nude men and women, including a self-portrait as a "preacher," wearing nothing but a blue-green shirt ("Preacher [Nude Self-Portrait with Blue-Green Shirt]," 1913), as well as premonitions of mortality, such as "Self-Seer II (Death and Man)" (1911).
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Negro Burial Ground, is a self-portrait of a shirtless Faustine in a white dress that matches her shoes.
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Flashing back to his previous life as a painter, Ishiguro thinks: This will be another form of self-portrait.
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The exception among these late paintings is a 2004 self-portrait, with its dark eyes and reassuringly pink features.
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Kyung Me's character is both a grossly exaggerated self-portrait and an opposition to traditional norms of Korean beauty.
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In a self-portrait from December 17, 1946, Artaud's head hovers in the center of the page, seemingly decapitated.
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In the first gallery, set off by deep black walls, sits Marina Abramović's "Self Portrait with Quartz Crystal" (22011).
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Technology has allowed us to create an internally consistent self-portrait that we spread globally while snap chatting locally.
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Nelli never painted a self-portrait, so it is hard to imagine the author of such a compelling piece.
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An unfinished self-portrait of Lucian Freud was allocated to London's National Portrait Gallery in lieu of inheritance tax.
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When Rembrandt painted this self-portrait, he probably never thought it would someday hang above a cracked lawn chair.
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The exhibition calls this painting Munch's "last significant self-portrait" and it is a summa of his artistic life.
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Jack Whitten: Self Portrait with Satellites continues at Hauser & Wirth (901 E 3rd St, Los Angeles) through September 23.
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We're in love with this striped poplin Self-Portrait dress, which is beloved by fashion bloggers and celebrities alike.
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The dress by Self-Portrait featured embroidered floral embellishment and was in the same hue as the Tongan flag.
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David Grossman's "A Horse Walks Into a Bar" — an anguish-ridden self-portrait of a standup comedian in Israel.
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I love Joachim Ladefoged's view from the hotel and his self-portrait on the colorful texture of the ground.
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A smaller one from 1932, "Self-Portrait on the Border Line Between Mexico and the United States," is not.
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Surrounding Warhol's "Last Supper" (1986) are silk-screens of a skull and a gun, and a bewigged self-portrait.
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On a basic level, Gagner's painting is a fragmented self-portrait: the artist feels torn apart by current events.
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His Self Portrait works are actually weathered drop cloths that used to lay on the floor of his studio.
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" That poem becomes a self-portrait: "when the wind blows the balloon closer, all I am is wounded mouth.
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My identity has defined my core bodies of work—the self-portrait—but this is thinking about it differently.
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In 2001, a self-portrait was included in the Matthew Marks Gallery's Tenth Anniversary Exhibition: 100 Drawings and Photographs.
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Many years ago I wrote the poem "Self-Portrait," where I mention four composers: Bach, Chopin, Mahler, and Shostakovich.
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Art dealer Archie Parker acquired a painting that he believes is a self-portrait of Joseph Wright of Derby.
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Ms. Lennox, in her seventh decade, has deconstructed herself and her various personas for a compelling museum self-portrait.
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As we talk, Martens offers me a chocolate head, a reproduction of a self-portrait by a plantation worker.
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Near the entrance is "Tightrope" (1994), a self-portrait that includes tiny reproductions of Gauguin paintings in its corners.
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Gauguin puts a final green on the canvas of the "Self-Portrait with Yellow Christ," to complicate the idea.
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Mr. Wakefield sees it as "a portrait of American family dysfunction" but also a self-portrait of the artist.
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Although it's not stated in the work or its title, "Black Girl's Window" is a kind of self-portrait.
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This powerful self-portrait is from Picasso's Blue Period—so named because the paint he used was mostly blue.
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I don't think of it as a self-portrait though, I think about it as me acting this story.
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For example, "Self-portrait with Roses at Night" presents a collage of fragmented images taped to the artist's studio.
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She has also consistently used her own image in inventive, distanced, self-mocking ways, as in two well-known self-likenesses done several years apart: one, a pencil drawing titled "Self-Portrait Exaggerating My Negroid Features" (1981); the other, a crayon-enhanced photograph called "Self-Portrait as a Nice White Lady" (1995).
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This large self-portrait commands our attention through the battle being waged within the gaze it demands of the viewer.
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Three days later, another moderator must have mistaken "Self-Portrait" for a photo of real people, subsequently shuttering Cordova's account.
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NASA's Mars rover Curiosity snapped this self-portrait on June 15, 2018 at Gale Crater during a growing dust storm.
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When pulled into a fan, the combined bottom left corner of each page reveals a self-portrait of the artist.
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"Sans titre" (2000) has the same scaled self-portrait figure, eyes open, placed limp on a hook like a coat.
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The Greek, LA-based artist Trian is trained as an architect, and his new work is an architectural self-portrait.
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Also included are a charcoal self-portrait and drawings from the Minotaur series Mr. Bowie created for a 1994 exhibition.
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Prompt #6: Paint a self portrait, and then cover the canvas in a single color, and then paint it again.
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The album's content neatly mirrors its cover art: a close-up self portrait, Barnett looking you straight in the eye.
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After hearing the title of the show Neither Here, Nor There I settled on the idea of a self-portrait.
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"This somber, intimate and at times wrenching self-portrait feels like an act of personal investigation," Sean Smith wrote here.
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The Neue Galerie and the Museum of Modern Art jointly acquired a self-portrait by Paula Modersohn-Becker (1876–1907).
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There is an early self-portrait that Miller did while she was studying at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
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A moody brown-and-gold self-portrait of the artist Guy Pène du Bois is at Bernard Goldberg Fine Arts.
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" Then head to the Guggenheim Museum to see more of his work, including his "Self-Portrait in Drag" and "Flowers.
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"Self-Portrait" (1558), on loan from the Colonna Gallery in Rome, is just 163 by 8 inches and quietly riveting.
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The syntax forces us to consider "me" also as the direct object: the "little dog" feels like a self-portrait.
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Evangeline, who listens a lot more shallowly and doesn't recognize her art-making as exploitative, is a skewed self-portrait.
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The self-portrait, painted in Florence around 1615-13, shows the artist leaning against a wheel studded with iron spikes.
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Dean Rader's most recent collection of poetry, "Self Portrait as Wikipedia Entry," was published in 2017 by Copper Canyon Press.
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In this self-portrait, in the curls of his wig, he has written seven full psalms and the Lord's Prayer.
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In fact, her own abstract and snake-like self-portrait feels pretty similar to a shirt the two released together.
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Another self-portrait, from May 11, portrays his face seemingly struck with rot; sharp holes from pencil-jabs pierce the image.
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Alessandra Rich, Charles Jeffrey, Faustine Steinmetz, Molly Goddard, and Self Portrait are in the running for the British Emerging Talent title.
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Slevogt's work is titled "Selbstbildnis im Garten (A Self-Portrait in the Garden at Godramstein)" (27) and is now on view.
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Elise is vain and insecure, clinging to youth with her French manicure and drinking herself to sleep under a self-portrait.
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"For a self-portrait, you may find it's not very flattering," he says as the Man in Black pockets the information.
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Yeah, Bob Johnston also produced a few other Dylan LPs like John Wesley Harding, Nashville Skyline, Self-Portrait, and New Morning.
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The most interesting work of her later years is a self-portrait, shorn of the frills and beauty of her youth.
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Britons have also created a category called "uglies", wherein the purpose is to take as unflattering a self-portrait as possible.
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The last shot is of her "self-portrait" being posthumously sold, while the actual artist shambles by as a homeless bum.
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Hitting back at body shamers on Tuesday, Kardashian West defended her naked self-portrait, saying: "I am empowered by my sexuality."
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In "Self Portrait," silver tiles are gingerly positioned next to burnt-black and glistening tiles of acrylic that recall volcanic rock.
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Self Portrait toured a variety of places, including New York and Rhode Island, as part of the VR group Morphé Presence.
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" The show also included an anguished semi-nude portrait of Mogadassi and another self-portrait in a painting called "Night Studio.
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"I asked her to take her clothes off," she writes in her new memoir, "Self-Portrait," published this month in Britain.
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This exhibition focuses on some of his lesser-known output — like nudes and self-portraits, including the self-portrait shown above.
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In the earliest piece, "Self-Portrait With a Cigarette" (1923), he appears in a tuxedo holding a cigarette between two fingers.
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Can you talk in particular about the last self-portrait in the conversation in particular, where you're holding your newborn daughter?
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In Brooklyn, we visit performance artist David Henry Nobody Jr.'s studio to see his provocative and transformative self-portrait masks.
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"Peace Bringing Back Abundance" demonstrated her ambition, while her self-portrait promoted her image as one of the country's preeminent painters.
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It's not exactly a self portrait in the literal sense, but each image is a reflection of his family or himself.
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But that painting has been replaced with a self-portrait of Morgan made to hide his biggest insecurity: his red nose.
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Her work has since become less graphic, evolving into a familial and social self-portrait told mostly in the third person.
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SA: As I write this, Goodbye, I'm staring at a self-portrait of the woman I lived with 30 years ago.
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Born at the height of Minimalism's reign over Britain, Gilbert & George's romantic self-portrait series were initially received as rebelliously democratic.
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Autobiographically, Lucas' self-portrait photographs from the '90s reflect her changed perception of her supposedly "masculine" appearance from negative to positive.
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Nola stands in front of one of her works, a self-portrait in multiple images, captioned with an Audre Lorde quote.
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Also missing is the figure wearing a black beret on the far right, thought to be a self-portrait of Raphael.
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But for a longer read, we recommend "Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror," from his 1975 collection of the same name.
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"Self Portrait as Tahitian" evokes the style of the French post-Impressionist Paul Gauguin, who often painted dark-skinned Tahitian women.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A new British banknote featuring a self-portrait by the 19th century painter J.M.W. Turner entered circulation on Thursday.
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In a way, you could say that this effect tallies with Coward's self-serving (as well as self-satirizing) self-portrait.
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The sale's top lot, Zhang Daqian (Chang Dai-chien)'s "Self-Portrait with a Tibetan Mastiff," sold for 49,739,000 HKD (~$6,0003,000).
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Reilly has applied some kind of transparency to aspects of the self-portrait, so the cut footage sometimes obscures his image.
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In "Self-Portrait with Horn," The artist wears a red-and-black striped robe and holds a bugle to his face.
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That same year, one of the fur collar portraits — titled "Self-Portrait as Transvestite" in the Christie's catalogue — sold for $50,000.
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The Royal babe looks like a natural in his first ever self-portrait ... and mighty cozy in his little white outfit.
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Juxtaposed with Zealy's austere image of Delia, Faustine self-portrait, "Venus of Vlacke bos" (2012), is a serene pronouncement of self.
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New York-based artist Tiffany Sage's contribution to the show is a tongue-in-cheek self-portrait called Apollo and Garfield.
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A self-portrait of Martinez (Self-portrait #9B, Fifth attempt to clone mental disorder or How one philosophizes with a hammer, After Gustave Moreau, Prometheus, 1868; David Cronenberg, Videodrome, 1981), in which the artist appears to reach into his own sliced-open belly, references Gustave Moreau's painting of Prometheus, the mythological Titan who, in Greek mythology, gave humans fire.
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Standouts include Rivera's Neoclassical, Picasso-inspired "La Molendera" ("Woman Grinding Maize," 21900); Kahlo's "Tanto Frida" ("Both Fridas," 21950) and "Autorretrato con el pelo corto" ("Self-Portrait with Cropped Hair," 21900) — painted shortly after divorcing Rivera; Siqueiros's pretentious self-portrait "Autorretrato (Le Grand Colonel)" (33); and Orozco's quite beautiful image "Les Femmes des soldats" ("Wives of Soldiers," 23).
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A recent self portrait showed the car-sized spacecraft looking dusty in front of the Namib Dune after sampling the Martian sand.
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The pocket-sized self-portrait inspires man to forgo common sense and get up close with wild animals or nuclear disaster sites.
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On a fundamental level, the painting is of person sitting in a tub and sweating, but is it also a self-portrait?
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In "May (with Her Half-Self-Portrait)" (2017), Kha and his mother recline on the floor and couch, their gazes wandering elsewhere.
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"ABC 123," a self-portrait made shortly after Bartow recovered from his stroke, documents his experience of losing and recovering his memories.
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Don Arnold/WireImage; Theo Wargo/WireImage; MediaP We turned to designer Han Chong of hot London label Self-Portrait for the answer.
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"It's impossible to make a self portrait [in that pre-photography age] if you're not looking at a flat mirror," said O'Neill.
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People within Self-Portrait in Green, for example, insist that they do (or don't) know each other, despite evidence to the contrary.
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The contrast between it and an earlier, ebullient self-portrait she painted in 1790 for the Uffizi Gallery in Florence is striking.
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Yeah, he needs to hang a self-portrait over the Joffrey Lupul contract, but it's time to do some much-needed shopping.
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Now, quite suddenly at age 74, he offers the public a self-portrait that might be construed as a plea for sympathy.
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Then there are Marshall's portraits with golden halo effects, including his puzzling "Self Portrait of the Artist as a Super Model" (1994).
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William Acquavella, who said he purchased the Basquiat self-portrait to sell at his gallery, added that caution persists in the market.
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For instance, he credulously accepts Bannon's self portrait as a puppetmaster of the global right and, most absurdly, a plausible presidential candidate.
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On my last visit to Long Beach, Close and I wandered into his studio for a look at his latest self-portrait.
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"Self-Portrait in Blue Jacket" (21947), which shows him hip-length taking a puff on a cigarette, has a poignant back story.
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Similarly desperate and eloquent is "Self-Portrait I" (1937-38), a pale apparition of the artist's face in pencil, crayon, and oil.
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Critic's Notebook LOS ANGELES — In a midcareer self-portrait, Robert Mapplethorpe depicted himself as a devil, with a bullwhip for a tail.
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Perhaps best known for a daring self-portrait that portrayed her painting a nude woman, Knight designed seven posters for London Transport.
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In 1915, Stettheimer painted perhaps history's first full-length nude self-portrait by a woman, revealing herself to be a true redhead.
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In quite an analog manner, the Vibrato sound box lets the song draw its own image—a self-portrait, if you will.
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Brilliantly Endowed (Self Portrait) is one example of how Hendricks used his canvas to defy respectability politics, garnering both praise and criticism.
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I always take the image of that room — that orderly, uncluttered, sky-blue oasis of quiet — as a van Gogh self-portrait.
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But later, for this artist of the Spanish Golden Age, the self-portrait became something else: a testimony to a life transformed.
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I can't help but read this as a self-portrait of Hamilton, presumably affected by stroke on one side of his body.
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For many, Phillips offered the pick of this season's Basquiat entries with the 1983 "Self-Portrait," painted on two found wooden doors.
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Multiple works by Ms. Smith populate the director's office wall, including a self-portrait of Ms. Smith with her cat and birds.
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The data provide the most detailed national self-portrait we have, showing us who we are collectively and how we are changing.
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On the right, a self-portrait of Rembrandt from 1654, one of more than 80 such paintings he made over his lifetime.
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Shortly before his retrospective opened at the Guggenheim, in 2011, Maurizio Cattelan (seen above, in a recent self-portrait) announced his retirement.
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They show the young artist in a white V-neck T-shirt—just like the one Picasso wore in his self-portrait.
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Ross Smith had brought extras, featuring images of himself (a recent self-portrait and a photo of him as a smiling boy).
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In a stunning self-portrait, "The Night Wanderer" (1923-24), he cranes forward and gazes out tensely, as if suspecting an intruder.
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There was only one photo of Marcia, a self-portrait taken in the reflection of the vanity mirror in the hotel bathroom.
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Visitors should, however, be able to view the Artemisia self-portrait without charge when it goes on display next year, after conservation.
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The idea for the exhibition arose in 2014, after Düsseldorf returned a self-portrait by Wilhelm von Schadow to the restitution project.
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The effect becomes ever more pronounced in his 1670 self-portrait, with the artist's hand grasping the frame into which he's painted.
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Self Portrait (Interior) opens on what looks like a desolate icy beach, in which Triantafyllidis' gigantic head lies embedded at a pitched angle.
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Will is angrily drawing the dark self-portrait, and it's the only moment in the film where he displays Jughead Jones-level angst.
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Works on display include a stained glass self-portrait by Pauline Boty and Sir James Guthrie's "Statesmen of World War I" (1924–30).
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This month sees the release of Self Portrait, the first full length release on his own Bergerac imprint under his Red Rack'em guise.
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Face is a neat one too -- I'd guess that depending on the artist, most of these drawings were interpreted as a self portrait.
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And, Vo, about these pictures, describes them as a mediated self-portrait, wherein he identifies with both the photographer and the subject, right?
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This would be impossible for a self portrait—how could the artist be in both light and dark rooms at the same time?
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"Young Tiger Playing with Its Mother" (1830) wasn't meant as a self-portrait, but it emblematizes the artist's formidable influence on art history.
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De Kooning and Basquiat topped the lots, with their pieces "Untitled XVI" (1976) and "Self Portrait" (1983) selling for $10,268,000 and $193,500,000, respectively.
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GEM OF THE NIGHT "Two Studies for a Self-Portrait" by Francis Bacon appealed to similar tastes, if backed by even bigger wallets.
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Assigned to take a self portrait, Welsted went to his backyard pool and let himself sink to the bottom of the deep end.
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He had already made his mark as a youth with his "Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror," which he presented to the pope.
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" — Steve Wolkwitz, 25, a student The artwork: "Self-Portrait With Wig" (1898-1900) by Pablo Picasso Ms. Kops' take: "He was probably drunk.
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As for whether he has successfully painted a self-portrait using his optical setup, Mr. O'Neill said he's sure that day will come.
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In the meantime, here's something special: a self-portrait of the artist as a young man, a sketch in pencil, detailed and affecting.
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Here, a collection of little-known self-portrait photographs that Burroughs took in 22017 while in Tangier serve to prop up that hagiography.
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It's basically a self portrait-- getting high and working on a little doodle about getting high and working, in a highly functional way.
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In Laura Aguilar's 1996 photograph "Nature Self-Portrait #14," the artist leans over a desert spring, her left hand nearly touching the water.
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Even in the harrowing "Self Portrait with Bandaged Ear" (1889), the redemptive, color-rich background, featuring a Japanese lithograph, materializes alongside the wound.
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A blank wall in his study torments Julius, a lone nail protruding where his wife absconded with his cherished van Gogh self-portrait.
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The paintings — the majority of which come from the Vincent van Gogh Foundation — include his last self-portrait while in Paris (1887–88).
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Other sophisticated paintings from around 1500, such as Albrecht Dürer's Christifying self-portrait in Munich's Alte Pinakothek, made use of such frontal orientation.
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"It was both a self-portrait and a documentation of what a lot of people go through during this time," Ms. Nycander said.
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In her 2004 nude self-portrait "Feeling Me," Elinor Carucci looks away with riveting ambivalence as her husband's hand touches her pregnant belly.
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Nussbaum, hiding in Brussels, continued to paint for several years after completing "Self-Portrait in the Camp," but soon the Nazis came again.
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Mr. Zubaydah's self-portrait also shows a design detail not present in most depictions — a drop-down hinge to tilt the prisoner's head.
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In "Marcia" (22), Katz painted the artist in a white outfit, which we see her wearing in "Self-Portrait in White Dress" (22017).
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What caught his eye was what appeared to be a self-portrait of a very young Rembrandt in one of the minor figures.
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For example, a painting from 1982 shows the artist giving a blowjob in a public park — an unguarded, honest self-portrait of sorts.
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Seated next to Gleizes is Stettheimer, herself, her head at the same angle, resting on her bent arm, as in her self-portrait.
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"Queer British Art 1861-1967" is showing at Tate Britain until October 1st Picture credits: Angus McBean (1904-1990) Quentin Crisp 1941 Bromide print, National Portrait Gallery (London, UK) © Estate of Angus McBean / National Portrait Gallery, London Self portrait and Nude 1913, Laura Knight (1877-1970) Self-Portrait 1913 Oil on canvas 152.4 x 127.6 cm National Portrait Gallery (London, UK)
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Even with his clothes on — in the dapper "Self-Portrait With Cigarette" of 1895, or the alienated "Self-Portrait With a Bottle of Wine" of 503, when Munch was struggling with alcoholism — this Norwegian painted himself in cool isolation, and by the new century, his face had begun to deform into downcast jumbles of loose, watery strokes that never quite coalesce.
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Self Portrait makes several, including the Payne Cutout Midi Dress (currently on sale for $289) and the Hudson Mini Dress (on sale for $191).
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None of this prepares you for "Self-Portrait with Red Spot" (1944), which was done two years before her death, and is a showstopper.
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A perfect example of this is Marisol's homage to Leonardo da Vinci (one of two), "Self-Portrait Looking at the Last Supper" (21–222).
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A self-portrait by the Dutch Golden Age painter Judith Leyster that was long believed lost was discovered hanging in a family's country home.
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Scores of art lovers responded on Instagram to the museum's juxtaposition of a Rembrandt self-portrait next to a Mark Rothko color field painting.
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In "Self-Portrait as Athena," she is standing in profile, wearing a pink chiffon dress, with a Greek battle helmet balanced on her head.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont helps fill out her self-portrait as an aggressive economic populist bent on a fundamental shift in American economic institutions.
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Last month they were were seen holding hands at Cindy Sherman's self-portrait exhibition, "Imitation of Life," at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles.
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The two chocolate bunnies — one is a boy, the other a girl — each hold up tiny phones in order to snap a self portrait.
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The self-portrait is one of few examples of the artist acknowledging his status as a veteran and physical vulnerabilities as an older adult.
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A Mapplethorpe self-portrait and a photo of Patti Smith are on view as well, allowing for a well-rounded representation of his work.
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"It's been eye-opening and exciting to see over 50 different interpretations of what an animated "selfie self-portrait" can be," Carla Gannis says.
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That means work like a nude self-portrait by Kukuli Velarde accompanying the enigmatic stare of a man in sunglasses by Barkley L. Hendricks.
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Zoe Schlacter's photography and textile works, "Self Portrait" and "Handweaving," explore the potential of personal wardrobe as a form of self-archiving and discovery.
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Gene Davis' "Self-Portrait" (1889) sounds like a recording of wildlife noises, sounding out one by one as each colorful stripe is analyzed individually.
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Deepening this psychological atmosphere, Barton's face is dwarfed by her semiabstract, sculpted self-portrait – a hieratic white mask propped up against her studio wall.
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Your cartoon about the person in chains with the Sedition Act around his neck and the Penal Code as handcuffs … That's a self portrait.
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As a whole, Nnow will not be with us forever acts as an expanded self-portrait, recording the small miracles in van Es's life.
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I think of that project as a contemporary self-portrait, because I share a bit of DNA with each person I met and photographed.
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On the other hand, he might have loved the GIF'd version of his Self-Portrait with Beret and Turned-Up Collar (1659) by G1ft3d.
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But there are so many choices available at every stage of a Marvel match that every decision adds up to a detailed self-portrait.
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The self-portrait fragment, on display for the first time, is a rare example of an unfinished painting by Freud, who died in 2011.
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The sculpture, described as a "self-portrait" by its artist Ronnie van Hout, was originally set up in Christchurch following the devastating 22016 earthquake.
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I hung next to it a self-portrait of our friend, the French photographer Cyril de Commarque, who in fact lives in a chateau.
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I don't see this as a self-portrait, but did you draw from your own relationships to your family to help draw that character?
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The Wednesday-night sale at Sotheby's reflected a similar shift: Toyin Ojih Odutola's self-portrait on paper, "Compound Leaf," sold for £471,000, or $597,000.
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But what renders the book memorable — perhaps what earned it the Restless Books Prize for New Immigrant Writing — is the author's unstinting self-portrait.
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Then there's the larger-than-life self-portrait, "Crazy Bat Lady" (2018), by Monster Chetwynd (formerly Spartacus Chetwynd and formerly formerly Marvin Gaye Chetwynd).
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An early oil, "Self Portrait," made in 212 when she was still in her 20033s, is now in the collection of the Smithsonian Institution.
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Seattle University removed a self-portrait by Mr. Close valued at about $35,000 from its Lemieux Library, a move first reported by The Stranger.
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Her hair, piled high on her head, has inspired a cult of bouffants, as seen in a self-portrait by the photographer Kimiko Yoshida.
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Other works make a more direct Douglass connection, such as the Senegalese artist Omar Victor Diop's self-portrait as Douglass, against an ornate backdrop.
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These movies include the documentary "Silvered Water, Syria Self-Portrait" and Iran's official submission to the 87th Academy Awards, "Today," directed by Reza Mirkarimi.
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The most disturbing is "Self-Portrait: Laughing" from 1907 — a small, maniacal close-up of Gerstl, face flushed, eyes aflame, with a toothy grin.
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Lisette's latest series, Save Our Skin is a series of self-portrait photographs that focus on the anxieties surrounding anti-aging self-care routines.
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Both Parker Tyler and the artist's sister Ettie referred to it with the title, "A Nude," rather than identifying it as a self-portrait.
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In fact, Vitruvian Man, the naked guy spread eagle in the circle and square, that's largely a self portrait, that's what he looked like.
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Sitting at an enormous drafting board, she puts fountain pen to paper and a Torchy drawing that could be a self-portrait takes shape.
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Does this mean that the former is meant to be understood as a painting of a saint and the latter as a self-portrait?
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The sale's top lots, Helmut Newton's "Self Portrait with Wife and Models," Paris (30353) and "Tied-Up Torso," Ramatuelle (30343), sold for $30333,30323 each.
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If you don't walk into his line of sight, he peers out at Jack Whitten's abstracted version of himself in "Self Portrait I" (2014).
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Riffing on these ideas, Self Portrait (Interior) includes a choose-your-own adventure audio narrative whispered into the player's ear as they explore the scene.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeI couldn't even accurately trace a photo of myself to create a self-portrait that looked anything like me.
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In the watercolor, "Self-Portrait Painting a Sluggin'" (2019), the artist depicts herself wearing a straw hat, plaid shirt, and jeans sitting at an easel.
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The entire history of human evolution unfolds across the face of London-based body artist Emma Allen in her latest stop motion self-portrait video.
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Meghan — who arrived in the country wearing a red long-sleeved dress by Self-Portrait — switched into her third outfit in less than five hours.
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Several works from this period are featured at the Reina Sofia, along with a pencil self-portrait from 227 that reveals her nascent rendering skills.
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Lovato's Self Portrait monochrome jumpsuit takes a hit at two major trends as it features a frilled deconstructed top paired with sleek wide-leg culottes.
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Her most popular piece, however, is the semi-eponymous, pseudo self-portrait Vandal, a drawing of a naked woman wearing a Mickey Mouse-eared balaclava.
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Her "Self Portrait as the Allegory of Painting" (1638–9) was a key highlight of the blockbuster Royal Academy exhibition Charles I: King and Collector.
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Other scenes find a gorilla-baby sitting with its mom and a blonde-haired woman in a red dress— a possible self-portrait of Maté.
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In Self Portrait with Twelve Boxes, a series of plexiglass boxes filled with objects of personal significance, she explores layering as a process of identity.
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One of her self-portrait pastels, set in a pleasing teal background, records the ambivalence of gender normativity and the de-sexualization of human body.
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The likely reason she made this self-portrait close to mimetic was because she knew the journey that she was undertaking began with her body.
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I look at "Self Portrait" (1995), almost elemental in its use of rusted metal and bronze-color paint, and picture Whitten digging in his heels.
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Along with a corresponding self-portrait, this story swiftly and violently expresses Carrington's feelings about the society she was being molded into at the time.
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"Self-Portrait with Cigarette" (1895) is the show's best representation of the echt Munch: the artist as an anxious dandy in a choking nocturnal atmosphere.
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I like the photo of my mother as a young girl on a Bolinas hillside, and a self-portrait one of my little sisters painted.
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A skeletal hand holds up an eyeglasses frame and mustache like one the artist himself sports, making the whole sculpture a cheerfully demonic self-portrait.
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Each day, she takes a self-portrait, and in the background of one she accidentally captures a nine-year-old boy falling to his death.
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She's pure bile") and Clara Morrow, the dotty artist ("Have you ever seen a self-portrait where the person didn't look just a little insane?
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In this regard, the self-portrait of Colescott painting a female nude portrait into his late age aligns with his gallows humor and pessimistic outlook.
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Renee Cox's Chillin with Liberty is a self-portrait of the artist sitting atop the Statue of Liberty, dressed in a Jamaica-themed superhero costume.
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Munch's last major self-portrait, which gives this show its title and is on loan from Oslo, has pride of place at the Met Breuer.
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"Self Portrait in Ultramarine" begins with arpeggios that suggest church organs, submerging and resurfacing amid pools of whooshing pink noise while deeper bass tones loom.
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A small self-portrait on a nearly square canvas (16 3/8 by 15 3/8 inches), dated winter 1907-spring 1908, is more unsettling.
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"Maria by Callas" is an impressionistic, melancholy portrait — primarily a self-portrait, heavy on candid, little-read letters — of a meteoric rise and agonizing decline.
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In the 1965 "Reflection with Two Children (Self-Portrait)," the towering figure of the artist, dressed in a gray suit, peers down at the viewer.
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Catherine Opie's well-known "Self-Portrait/Cutting" (1993) depicts a bloody cartoon house, sky and female stick figures carved into the skin of her back.
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Among the twenty-six works from Jay's collection, for instance, is an engraving based upon a self-portrait, approximately eight by twelve inches, from 1724.
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The Library owns what is, as far as anyone knows, the earliest made self-portrait, which of course has now been deemed the library's selfie.
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It was just called a self portrait back then, and he used cameras with flippable viewfinders so he could see himself before snapping each photo.
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In a self portrait from 1579 — painted when she was pregnant with her third of 11 children — Fontana sits at her desk, pen in hand.
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It almost met a similar fate to Souza's self-portrait when it was displayed at (the still extant) Jehangir Art Gallery in Bombay, in 1954.
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Beckmann's "Self-Portrait with Cigarette" belonged to the Metropolitan Museum until 1971, when its deaccession set off a series of disputes that reshaped museum practices.
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The MacArthur Genius Grant-winning photographer has spent the past 30 years in documentary, tableaux, self portrait and oral history, focusing on African-American life.
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Photographs were relatively quick and easy to make, and so soon enough almost everyone could have their own portrait, or even make a self-portrait.
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On Thursday evening, the monarch stepped out in a bargain-priced Self-Portrait dress at the premiere of A Street Cat Named Bob, and guess what?
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According to Cordova, the Facebook algorithm instantly identified the nude woman in John De Andrea's hyperrealistic "Self-Portrait with Sculpture" (1980) as a living human being.
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The economics site Pricenomics found as of May 2016 the most dangerous places to take a self-portrait appeared to be high places or in water.
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Apart from her propensity for a classic Self Portrait getup, have you ever noticed the inseparable bond between the Duchess of Cambridge and her evening clutch?
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His 1888 Self-Portrait Dedicated to Paul Gauguin—another emerald green enthusiast—made ample use of the color, and is part of the Fogg Museum's collection.
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Experts in Italy believe that the work portraying the Archangel Gabriel is a self-portrait of Leonardo da Vinci and the famous artist's earliest surviving work.
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In "Untitled (Self-Portrait with Blood)" (1973), she stares directly at the camera while blood dribbles from her forehead and down her nose, into her mouth.
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"Self-Portrait in Blue Jacket" (21948), which greets you at the entrance, was included in an exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum the year it was painted.
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He donated what Török calls an "early selfie": an analog self-portrait from 1958, when Nádas was a teenager experimenting with his camera in a mirror.
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After landing safely at New York's JFK International Airport a few weeks ago, she shared a self-portrait on Instagram from the day before in Nice.
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Another is Jane Hammond's Spells and Incantations , which is various prints collaged into a three-dimensional sculptural self-portrait in the style of an Egyptian sarcophagus.
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The self-portrait "Me" is thrown into direct conversation with "Chrysler Building, Moon" by the glimmer in Fratino's eye — the twinkling outline of the skyscraper itself.
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Morton didn't call for help — but he did take a smiling self-portrait with Ryan's body, which he later sent to another boy via social media.
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Another is Jane Hammond's Spells and Incantations, which is various prints collaged into a three-dimensional sculptural self-portrait in the style of an Egyptian sarcophagus.
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In Self Portrait Without Clothes, a naked woman sits on the ground, legs parted, completely exposed, her palm extended skywards as if in search of help.
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Music-writing, as he saw it, was doused in ego—like an artist's self-portrait—and he imagined a new form that could essentially compose itself.
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Nowhere is this more evident than in "Self-Portrait: Between the Clock and the Bed" (1940–43), the revelation of this show and its title piece.
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Equally innovative was Hill and Adamson's photograph of the painter William Etty, who used it to paint his own self-portrait a couple of years later.
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The self-portrait of the nominee as a squeaky-clean youth who, at worst, enjoyed the occasional beer is one that Trump himself seems to accept.
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Abandoned by the aforementioned wife, he's less bothered by the end of his marriage than by losing the van Gogh self-portrait she took with her.
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It's actually a self-portrait, so I have incorporated my stripes and linen uniform and food, my favorite meal of Vegemite toast soldiers and boiled egg.
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One of the Renoir paintings, "Conversation," was found in a raid in 2001, and both Renoir's "Young Parisian" and Rembrandt's self-portrait were discovered in 2005.
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The exhibition would not be complete without some of Schönberg's amateur paintings, which are shown alongside some self-portrait sketches that Gerstl drew with India ink.
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His glitches appear in the images themselves — a mash-up of famous flags or a self-portrait with three eyes — that are entertaining, if somewhat slick.
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A single self-portrait is an oddity — a titillating peek into an artist's private life or self-conception, but otherwise no different from other figurative paintings.
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Her 1981 drawing Self-Portrait Exaggerating My Negroid Features has a permanent home in the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum.
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Ray Johnson, for instance, sent a photographic self-portrait to Joseph Cornell in 1966 in hopes of establishing a relationship with one of his artistic heroes.
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I noticed the other day that my daughter, who is quite the artist, was painting a very subdued self-portrait of herself looking out the window.
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A self-portrait, the canvas shows Ms. Yu, a few years out of art school in the early 1990s, scissors in hand, snipping her own hair.
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In her first Instagram self-portrait, from May 12, she appears with shrunken eyes and intensely white teeth, and her skin is softened into artificial mistiness.
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They begin with the soulful "Self-Portrait at the Age of 20" from 1885, just after three years of study at the Académie Julian in Paris.
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Through her nonlinear narrative of hospitalization, treatment and everyday life, Erlichman turns a confessional self-portrait of crisis into a chemical, chimerical joyride toward self-acceptance.
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Through her nonlinear narrative of hospitalization, treatment and everyday life, Erlichman turns a confessional self-portrait of crisis into a chemical, chimerical joyride toward self-acceptance.
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In one astonishing piece, "Self-Portrait/Cutting" (22018), Opie faces away from the camera so we can see a drawing made of wounds on her back.
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But in her self-portrait she had a naked, muscled male torso, because her head was atop a centaur, with laser beams shooting from her eyes.
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Several of the Balanchine alumni at the "Apollo" seminar agreed the role of Apollo was where Balanchine the creative artist came closest to a self-portrait.
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For her new exhibition at Alexander Gray Associates, Semmel has created 283 large paintings, many of which have two layers, each with a nude self-portrait.
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CH: Alice Neel did her self-portrait at age 5103, and yet, I can't think of many other images of nude old women in contemporary art.
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Stettheimer, however, based her self-portrait on two nudes that were considered shocking and "morally depraved" in their time due to their female subjects' confrontational gaze.
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When the same occurs with Orpen's "Bloomsbury Family" (1907) and Mark Gertler's "Still Life with Self Portrait" (1918) the shows focus deviates further from Van Eyck.
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The National Gallery in London made headlines last week with its acquisition of a rare self-portrait of 173th-century painter Artemisia Gentileschi as St. Catherine.
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To give an example, one of the first works you see as you enter the show is a sculptural self-portrait of the artist from 28.
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His portraits — such as "Two Guns Arikara" (1974–77), "Self-Portrait in the Studio" (1975), and "Collector #3" (1974) — become both more confrontational and more intimate.
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Meghan wore a forest green floral dress from Self Portrait (shop similar looks here and here) topped with her Alexander McQueen black blazer — her first royal rewear!
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"Josiah and I," a self-portrait recently on view at the 2017 AIPAD Photography Show, shows Brown laying shirtless underneath the door of a public restroom stall.
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The small glazed terracotta tile, described as a self-portrait of the artist as the Archangel Gabriel, was unveiled at a press conference in Rome on Thursday.
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What was once on a highway to extinction has been reborn as an Instagram machine, transforming the humble self-portrait into theatrical displays for social media currency.
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Five years later, in an elaborate heist, an FBI agent poses as a collector looking to snare a rarity in Copenhagen, and Rembrandt's "Self-Portrait" is recovered.
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The camera sports a handful of different modes, including, notably, self-portrait, a classier, more Leica way of saying selfie, which has a built self-timer mode.
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A palm and tarot-card reader on hand and a DIY "Words of Wisdom" book, filled with words of advice and self-portrait Polaroid snaps from guests.
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If McKenzie's self-portrait gives us the glaring window, then Devin Allen's rich, black-and-white photographs of protests in Baltimore move towards the shattering of it.
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Case in point: Jessica Alba, who looked like a walking summertime dream when she stepped out in a $615 Self-Portrait frock during an outing in Rome.
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Edvard Munch: Between the Clock and the Bed at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) opens with a self-portrait of the artist from 1886.
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Here, she speaks with us about this seminal period of her life, sharing a self-portrait of the artist as a young woman ready to take flight.
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The result is just as charming as you would expect ("the 'stache is poppin', obviously"), even if he does think his self-portrait looks like an alien.
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However, this collection of early figurative portraits, including one heavy, bug-eyed self-portrait in ink, feel derivative and uninspired compared to the rest of the show.
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Except for a mostly gray, black and white self-portrait by Alex Katz and a small, steely study by Philip Guston, figurative painting is all but absent.
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Most of them, with the exception of the brave and kindly Peter (the novelist's self-portrait), are morally mottled, not entirely heroic but not wholly wicked, either.
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A painting of John the Baptist, half-naked beneath a flowing red mantle, is probably a self-portrait of Valentin: young, mustachioed, beautiful and on the make.
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I'd say that and his self-portrait because it gives you a glimpse into who he was at the time when he was really creating this work.
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So much so that, in the middle of an actual self-portrait practice they had been doing for years, they shifted their focus to this new endeavor.
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Such stream-of-consciousness notes, which evoke the thinking behind his thickly impastoed nudes, are shown alongside childhood drawings, letters, sketches, and a newly discovered self-portrait.
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Chronologically, it starts on the Met Breuer's third floor with a few abstract collages and the 1980 "Self Portrait," then moves through the career in thematic increments.
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Emily, whose name and fate are the same of the heroine of Wilder's "Our Town," strives to create a self-portrait by evoking jigsaw puzzles she assembled.
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In the National Gallery's self-portrait, circa 1670, the artist's hair has grown thinner; the pencil mustache is flecked with white, and he's developed a double chin.
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Yes, that was Anne Frank looming over the stage, followed by images of Eleanor Roosevelt, Mother Teresa, Diana, Princess of Wales and a Van Gogh self-portrait.
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In 2000, three armed robbers confronted guards at the National Museum in Stockholm and made off with two works by Renoir and a self-portrait by Rembrandt.
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Ashbery-as-dorm-poster culminated with the cover shot by the artist Darragh Park for the Penguin paperback edition of "Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror" (1975).
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He was already imagining himself as a man for the ages, but success seems to have worn down Murillo in the later self-portrait, from about 1670.
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The nude self-portrait "Propped," by Jenny Saville, was bought by a telephone bidder at Sotheby's on Friday night for 9.5 million pounds, or about $2000 million.
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"It makes us think about how what we think of as a self portrait is actually a portrait of the society that we live in," he says.
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The heads presage a self-portrait print from 1990, displayed nearby, as well as the soft fabric figurative sculptures that Bourgeois took up in the late '90s.
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There was a man in 1839, who read about it happening in Paris, made his own camera, went out in the yard and took his self portrait.
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His 19763 self-portrait "Brown Sugar Vine" was included in "Contemporary Black Artists in America," a large exhibition at the Whitney Museum of American Art, in 1971.
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After being labeled an "influencer" by brands interested in capitalizing on her audience, she began using self-portrait photography to explore brand-influencer and influencer-follower relationships.
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In the triptych, "Three Portraits – Posthumous Portrait of George Dyer; Self-Portrait; Portrait of Lucian Freud" (1973), the artist tracks the inevitable dissolution encoded into human bonds.
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He and I stood next to the larger-than-life self-portrait of Chuck Close at 86th Street, examining the intricate mosaic tiles that create his beard.
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But their self-portrait of a show, which was written in collaboration with Ms. Gancher, spends most of its time in the light-devouring shadows of doubt.
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The earliest is a self-portrait from 1814-16 by the German neoclassicist Moritz Daniel Oppenheim, holding a painter's palette and thrusting his hips in luxurious contrapposto.
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In a surprising self-portrait, Goldman, mustachioed, uncircumcised, and holding a robe, stands naked in a carpeted room, his head turned away, in profile, from the camera.
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In his unjustly forgotten early self-portraits, such as "Self-portrait with Slightly Lowered Head" (1861), Fantin-Latour's self-image becomes another fact of the observable world.
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But while it's been a crazy year for the L.A. artist, she found the time to stop by VICE's Los Angeles offices to draw her Self-Portrait.
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One is a self-portrait, showing a glimpse of the artist in his workspace; sitting patiently at the room's threshold, next to the event's roster, is Azor.
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Gentileschi moved to Florence where, despite everything, she enjoyed considerable success, becoming the first woman to be admitted to the Accademia di Arte del Disegno, and gaining an international clientele that included the Medicis and Charles I. Her prestige continues today: last month, the National Gallery in London acquired for £3.6m ($4.59m) a Gentileschi self-portrait in the guise of St Catherine (a self-portrait as Mary Magdalene is pictured above).
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Why include, for example, French 18th-century portraitist Rose Adélaïde Ducreux, represented by her "Self-Portrait with a Harp" at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, but not her contemporary, Adélaïde Labille-Guiard, one of only four female members of the French Royal Academy who publicly campaigned, at great personal risk, in support of other women artists and whose own monumental "Self-Portrait with Two Students" is also in the Met?
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In 2015, she offered her Self-Portrait as Clone of Jeanne d'Arc in the Unorthodox show at the Jewish Museum, as if that exhibit's name was specifically eponymous.
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Triantafyllidis tells The Creators Project that Self Portrait (Interior) grew in part out of several years' work with game engines, as well as thinking about interactivity and simulations.
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The first photo she took was a with a self-portrait: she is curled up in pain on white sheets with her partner Asher's feet in the frame.
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What they sent back—a snapshot of bell hooks's Salvation: Black People and Love, an image of a school-wide walkout, a self-portrait—were varied and unique.
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The duo attended Cindy Sherman's self-portrait exhibition, "Imitation of Life," at the Broad Museum in Los Angeles Wednesday night and "both seemed very happy," says an onlooker.
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