What are the famous oil self-portraits now?

"Self-Portrait with a Hat"; Creation date: 1919; Carl Schmidt Rottruf (Germany); Oil on canvas; 73.30 x 65.00 cm. The German Expressionist art master Rothruf was one of the founders of the "Bridge Society". The name of the Bridge Society has a symbolic meaning of connecting to the future. This school, founded in 1905, opposed imitation and advocated that paintings should express the artist's personal emotions. Among all formal languages, strong and subjective color has become a powerful tool for expressing emotions. Rotruf is the painter who is best at using color among the members of the Bridge Society, and is known as the most daring colorist of the Bridge Society. His colors are sometimes bright and bright, sometimes gloomy and cold, always conveying strong emotional overtones. Rothruf often painted self-portraits of himself. This "Self-Portrait with a Hat" is one of the more famous ones. The heavy blues, greens and browns on the picture outline a low and gloomy atmosphere. The rough black outlines give the picture more visual impact. The whole work forms There is a pressing sense of oppression, but the simple picture exudes strong emotions. This painting may have been inspired by Van Gogh's self-portrait. Its companion piece, Portrait of the Painter's Wife, also demonstrates Rotruuf's bright and poignant insight into color. In addition, the bold lines and harsh shapes of this self-portrait reflect the significant influence of printmaking and African sculpture. Van Gogh's "Self-Portrait with a Hat" was painted in 1887. In the bright and free atmosphere of Paris, Van Gogh communicated with the Impressionist painters who were at the forefront of the times, which made his art bear fruitful results. This self-portrait in Paris is a masterpiece that Van Gogh painted with his newly discovered unique technique while watching himself growing up in Paris. At the same time, one can also see the deep melancholy expression of Van Gogh, who was not yet accustomed to city life and was very tired. Leonardo da Vinci self-portrait. A masterpiece of Italian painting master Leonardo da Vinci's sketches. The artistic level of his sketches has reached an extremely high level, and he is known as a model of sketch art.

In this "Self-Portrait", the artist pays close attention to details and uses rich and varied lines, combining hardness and softness. He is especially good at using diagonal lines with different density to express the subtle changes of light and darkness. The lines used in this painting are vivid and flexible, with strong generalization and simple few numbers. The pen contains many twists and turns, decent relationships, hair lines and faces, a strong sense of three-dimensionality, and the expressions of the characters are also very expressive