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Tote Bag : Self-Portrait. Artist: Hebuterne, Jeanne (1898-1920)
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Self-Portrait. Artist: Hebuterne, Jeanne (1898-1920)
Self-Portrait. Found in the collection of Musee du Petit Palais, Geneva
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Media ID 15018038
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Expressionism Oil On Cardboard Womens Art Hebuterne Jeanne Hebuterne
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This self-portrait by Jeanne Hebuterne, a talented French artist of the early 20th century, offers a glimpse into her introspective world. Painted in oil on cardboard, this fine art piece showcases Hebuterne's mastery of expressionism and her ability to convey raw emotions through her brushstrokes. Hebuterne's self-portrait is an intimate exploration of herself as an artist and as a woman. The intensity in her eyes reflects both vulnerability and determination, capturing the complexities of her inner thoughts. Her delicate features are rendered with meticulous detail, highlighting the softness and grace that define femininity. The choice of medium adds depth to the composition; oil on cardboard creates a textured surface that enhances the richness of color and adds dimensionality to every stroke. This technique further emphasizes Hebuterne's skillful handling of light and shadow, enhancing the overall moodiness of the piece. Displayed at Musee du Petit Palais in Geneva, this self-portrait serves as a testament to Hebuterne's artistic legacy. Tragically cut short at just 22 years old due to personal circumstances beyond her control, she left behind a body of work that continues to captivate audiences today. As we admire this remarkable print from Heritage Images, let us celebrate Jeanne Hebuterne not only for her talent but also for defying societal expectations during an era when women artists faced significant challenges. Her self-portrait stands as a powerful reminder that art has no boundaries or limitations –
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