“The group at the bottom left corner includes a woman holding an album or portfolio, a well-known sign in the work of artists…that is taken to mean that this is a self-portrait of the artist of the main picture.”
From Indian and Persian Painting 1590-1840
1. Self-portrait, 1924 / Oil on canvas / Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid
2. Self-portrait, 1926 / Painting / Collection of artist’s niece
1. Self-portrait, c.1767–1772 / Oil on canvas / Galleria degli Uffizi, Florence, Italy
2. Engraving by Giuseppe Canale based on a pastel self-portrait, 1764 / British Museum, London, UK
Self Portrait, 1943 / Oil on canvas / Private collection
Image © Saloua Raouda Choucair Foundation
1. Autorretrato, 1935 / Graphite on paper on board / Pérez Art Museum, Miami, FL
2. Autorretrato, 1945 / Gouache on paper on board / Private collection
3. Autorretrato, 1946 / Gouache and watercolor on paper / Private collection
1. Self-portrait with Shoe, 1992 / Color offset on paper / Private collection
2. All That is Me, 2013 / Oil on canvas / Private collection
3. Self, 2015 / Acrylic on canvas / Private collection
Unfinished self-portrait, c.1816–1819 / Watercolor on paper / Private collection
Self Portrait, 2009 / Oil on canvas / Private collection
Detail
Portrait de l’artiste, 1911 / Oil on canvas / Musée d’Orsay, Paris, France
“Recent scholarship has determined that this is a self-portrait, the only painting we know to still exist,
by the recorded artist Mary Grace, née Hodgkiss.” ~Santa Barbara Museum of Art
Self Portrait, 1760s / Oil on canvas / Santa Barbara Museum of Art, CA
