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Self-Portrait
Artist: Vincent van Gogh (Dutch, 1853-1890)
Date: 1889
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, United States
Description
During the first months of his voluntary internment at the asylum, the artist showed little interest in figure painting and concentrated instead upon the surrounding landscape. But in early July 1889 while painting in the fields near the asylum, Van Gogh suffered a severe breakdown that could have been a symptom of epilepsy. Incapacitated for five weeks and greatly unnerved by the experience, the artist retreated to his studio, refusing to go out even to the garden. This painting is the first work he produced after recovering from that episode. In a letter to his brother Theo written in early September 1889, he observed:
They say - and I am very willing to believe it - that it is difficult to know yourself - but it isn't easy to paint yourself either. So I am working on two portraits of myself at this moment - for want of another model - because it is more than time I did a little figure work. One I began the day I got up; I was thin and pale as a ghost. It is dark violet–blue and the head whitish with yellow hair, so it has a color effect. But since then I have begun another one, three quarter length on a light background.
his self–portrait is a particularly bold painting, apparently executed in a single sitting without later retouching. Here Van Gogh portrayed himself at work, dressed in his artist's smock with his palette and brushes in hand, a guise he had already adopted in two earlier self–portraits. While the pose itself and the intense scrutiny of the artist's gaze are hardly unique - one need but think of the occasionally uncompromising self–portraits of Rembrandt - the haunting and haunted quality of the image is distinct. The dark blue–violet of the smock and ground, the vivid orange of his hair and beard, create a startling contrast to the yellow and green of his face and heighten the gauntness of his features in a sallow complexion. The dynamic, even frenzied brushwork lends an uncommon immediacy and expressiveness to his portrayal. In its sheer intensity, it stands in sharp contrast to the other self–portrait he painted at the same time (Musée d'Orsay, Paris) in which the artist appears calmer and more self–possessed. Nevertheless, Van Gogh preferred the Washington painting as the one that captured his 'true character."
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Silent Weight is a powerful exploration of the sacred silence accompanying emotional exhaustion. It captures the overwhelming moment when all one can do is close their eyes and feel. Emerging from quiet contemplation, this painting embodies the chaos we often hide through bold brushwork and a balanced palette of numbness and depth. Please share and provide constructive feedback. Thank you for your support! #SilentWeight #THCREATIVEHQ #FaithInTheDark #BoldArt #EmotionalArt #AcrylicPainting #HealingThroughArt #CreativeJourney #StayHuman #StayFree
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