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Definition of self-portrait in English: self-portraitnoun ˌsɛlfˈpɔːtreɪtˈˌsɛlf ˈpɔrtreɪt A portrait that an artist produces of themselves. 自画像 a self-portrait of Rembrandt dating back to 1635 Example sentencesExamples - Does all this prove that Rembrandt made self-portraits in order to understand himself better?
- It is a self-portrait, with the artist depicted with closed eyes, and he initially appears asleep.
- Kim's oil paintings are detailed self-portraits, which, she said, tend to show a lot of skin.
- As one of about eighty self-portraits Rembrandt produced over his lifetime, this painting may have been adapted by a student after failing to sell.
- In a self-portrait we see the artist's chief creation, him or herself.
- Smaller white spots mar a self-portrait by van Gogh and are comically misaligned with his facial features.
- Does the same signifying phenomenon convey more when an artist visualizes a self-portrait?
- It also serves as a symbolic self-portrait of the artist within these systems.
- Five watercolours, including self-portraits and a portrait of his wife, Helen, will also be added to the exhibition.
- Throughout history, artists have created portraits and self-portraits.
- So notable was this presentation of self that a number of artists painted self-portraits in which they attempted to make themselves look like Rubens.
- There are also a couple of portraits and self-portraits, as well as busts sculpted of bronze.
- This figure is usually interpreted as a self-portrait of van Eyck in the act of creating the very image before our eyes.
- I consequently started painting my logo, a stylized self-portrait based on the shape of my own skull.
- McGurran is best known for her paintings of women, including a number of surrealist self-portraits.
- The sketches included a self-portrait drawn by the artist in 1937.
- The painting was, after all, undertaken as a gift to send to Arles in exchange for a self-portrait by van Gogh.
- Meanwhile, amazing though it may seem, there is room for more study of Rembrandt's self-portraits.
- However, it is in the portraits and, above all, the self-portraits that the real explanation for his enduring popularity is to be found.
- Over the years, charted by his self-portraits, Rembrandt evokes varying aspects of character and the process of ageing itself.
Synonyms painting, picture, drawing, sketch, likeness, image, study, representation, portrayal, depiction, canvas
Derivativesnoun ˌsɛlfˈpɔːtrɪtʃə mass nounThe art of producing self-portraits. her photos represent the most basic form of self-portraiture Example sentencesExamples - One of the most interesting examples occurs in her chapter on Andrea Mantegna, an artist much given to self-portraiture and with a reputation for irony and wit.
- They also show her affinity to artists like Beckmann and Rembrandt, for whom self-portraiture (in prints as well as other mediums) provided a rich vein of material and a vehicle for formal invention.
- They construct poetics that ‘dissolve’ the authorial self, deliberately subverting the conventional genres of autobiography, self-portraiture and lyric confession.
Definition of self-portrait in US English: self-portraitnounˈˌsɛlf ˈpɔrtreɪt A portrait of an artist produced or created by that artist. a self-portrait of Rembrandt dating back to 1635 Example sentencesExamples - The painting was, after all, undertaken as a gift to send to Arles in exchange for a self-portrait by van Gogh.
- In a self-portrait we see the artist's chief creation, him or herself.
- Kim's oil paintings are detailed self-portraits, which, she said, tend to show a lot of skin.
- There are also a couple of portraits and self-portraits, as well as busts sculpted of bronze.
- Five watercolours, including self-portraits and a portrait of his wife, Helen, will also be added to the exhibition.
- Does all this prove that Rembrandt made self-portraits in order to understand himself better?
- As one of about eighty self-portraits Rembrandt produced over his lifetime, this painting may have been adapted by a student after failing to sell.
- So notable was this presentation of self that a number of artists painted self-portraits in which they attempted to make themselves look like Rubens.
- However, it is in the portraits and, above all, the self-portraits that the real explanation for his enduring popularity is to be found.
- Throughout history, artists have created portraits and self-portraits.
- It is a self-portrait, with the artist depicted with closed eyes, and he initially appears asleep.
- Over the years, charted by his self-portraits, Rembrandt evokes varying aspects of character and the process of ageing itself.
- It also serves as a symbolic self-portrait of the artist within these systems.
- Does the same signifying phenomenon convey more when an artist visualizes a self-portrait?
- I consequently started painting my logo, a stylized self-portrait based on the shape of my own skull.
- McGurran is best known for her paintings of women, including a number of surrealist self-portraits.
- Meanwhile, amazing though it may seem, there is room for more study of Rembrandt's self-portraits.
- Smaller white spots mar a self-portrait by van Gogh and are comically misaligned with his facial features.
- The sketches included a self-portrait drawn by the artist in 1937.
- This figure is usually interpreted as a self-portrait of van Eyck in the act of creating the very image before our eyes.
Synonyms painting, picture, drawing, sketch, likeness, image, study, representation, portrayal, depiction, canvas
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