A random survey of self-portraits created by women through the centuries
American photographer Dana Scruggs
Self Portrait, 2020 / Inkjet print / Image: 28″x38-1/8″ / Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX
Self Portrait, 2020 / Inkjet print / Image: 28″x38-1/8″ / Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX
3. Self Portrait #2, 2020 / Instax film / The Svane Family Foundation, San Francisco, CA
Wish You Were Here (1. Le Cake-Walk: Rob This England), 2020
C-Type color print on Hahnemühle paper / Part of a limited edition set of 10
Antes-Después (Before-After), 1981 / Four color photographs / Private collection
1. Self-Portrait by a tree, 1899 / Silver gelatin print / Collection of Henri Robideau
1. Calliope from Zabat series, 1989 / Dye destruction print / Victoria & Albert Museum, London, UK
3. Les Bijoux I from Les Bijoux series, 2002 / Polaroid print on paper / Tate, London, UK
Self-Portrait, Marnixbad, Amsterdam, Netherlands, June 19, 1991; 1991
Chromogenic print / Various collections, including the National Gallery of Art, DC
Self-portrait with multiple exposures, c.1893 / Modern print from original glass negative
Royal British Columbia Museum, Victoria, BC, Canada
Hannah Maynard: “The Most Surreal Pictures in the Victorian World”
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X-Ray of M.O.’s Skull, 1964/1981 / Gelatin silver print / Various collections
1. Self-Portrait, c.1930 / Gelatin silver print photogram / Davis Museum, Wellesley, MA
2. Self-Portrait, 1939 / Oil on canvas / Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Bentonville, AR
3. Autorretrato, c.1940 / Gouache on paper / Museo Colección Blaisten, Mexico City, MX
4. Autorretrato, 1952 / Oil on Canvas / Museo de Arte Moderno, Mexico City, MX