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Self-Portrait in a Fur Cap, 1765-68 (monochrome pastel (grisaille) on blue-gray laid paper)
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Self-Portrait in a Fur Cap, 1765-68 (monochrome pastel (grisaille) on blue-gray laid paper)
5861568 Self-Portrait in a Fur Cap, 1765-68 (monochrome pastel (grisaille) on blue-gray laid paper) by Wright of Derby, Joseph (1734-97); 42.5--29.5 cm; The Art Institute of Chicago, IL, USA; (add.info.: Joseph Wright of Derby (1734-97))
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Self-Portrait in a Fur Cap, 1765-68
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is a captivating monochrome pastel print that showcases the artistic prowess of Joseph Wright of Derby. The self-portrait, created on blue-gray laid paper, measures 42.5 by 29.5 cm and is currently housed at The Art Institute of Chicago. In this remarkable piece from the 18th century, Wright presents himself as a distinguished gentleman wearing an elegant fur cap. His piercing gaze and confident expression exude an air of self-assurance and intellectuality. The artist's attention to detail is evident in the intricate rendering of his clothing, particularly the folds and textures captured with precision. Wright's mastery over monochrome pastels shines through in this work, as he skillfully manipulates shades of gray to create depth and dimensionality. The use of this technique adds a sense of timelessness to the portrait, highlighting both his technical abilities and artistic vision. As one explores this self-portrait further, it becomes apparent that Wright was not only a talented painter but also an astute observer of human character. Through his careful depiction, he invites viewers into his world – one where artistry meets introspection. This print serves as a testament to Wright's contribution to British art during the 18th century while offering us a glimpse into the mind behind some truly remarkable works. It stands as a reminder that great artists are not only skilled craftsmen but also complex individuals whose creations continue to captivate audiences centuries later.
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