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Self-Portrait, 1922. Creator: Walter Gramatté
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Self-Portrait, 1922. Creator: Walter Gramatté
Self-Portrait, 1922
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Expressionism Expressionist Gramatt And Xe9 Gramatte Walter Lithograph In Black On Cream Wove Paper Self Portrait Walter Walter Gramatt And Xe9 Walter Gramatté Artistic Movement
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This self-portrait, created by German artist Walter Gramatté in 1922, is a remarkable example of expressionism in the early 20th century. The monochrome lithograph, printed on cream wove paper, showcases Gramatté's exceptional talent and his ability to convey deep emotions through his art. In this image, we see a serious-looking man staring directly at the viewer with intense eyes. His face is filled with intricate lines and shadows that reveal the inner turmoil of an artist deeply immersed in his work. The stark contrast between light and dark adds a sense of drama to the composition, emphasizing Gramatté's expressive style. As one explores this self-portrait further, it becomes clear that Gramatté was not only a skilled painter but also a masterful printmaker. Every stroke of ink on paper reflects his meticulous attention to detail and dedication to capturing raw human emotion. Displayed at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D. C. , this piece serves as a testament to Gramatté's lasting legacy within the artistic movement of expressionism. It invites viewers into the mind of an artist who used his craft as a means for introspection and self-expression. Walter Gramatté's self-portrait from 1922 stands as both an exquisite work of art and an invaluable glimpse into the life and psyche of its creator.
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