Self-Portrait 1650

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"Self-Portrait, 1650" is a notable painting by the French Baroque artist Nicolas Poussin. Created in the later years of his life, this work is one of the few self-portraits Poussin is known to have painted. The painting is executed in oil on canvas and measures approximately 98 cm by 74 cm. It is currently housed in the Musée du Louvre in Paris, France.

In this self-portrait, Poussin is depicted with a penetrating gaze, looking directly out at the viewer. He is dressed in a dark robe with a white collar, which reflects the typical attire of a scholar or a gentleman of his time. The artist presents himself with a sense of dignity and introspection, which is characteristic of his intellectual approach to art. The muted palette and controlled brushwork emphasize Poussin's focus on clarity of composition and form, hallmarks of his style that influenced the classical French painting tradition.

The self-portrait is not only a personal reflection of the artist but also serves as a testament to his artistic principles. Poussin was known for his rigorous study of the classics, his emphasis on drawing and disegno (the Italian term for design or drawing), and his belief in the importance of reason and order in art. This work, created when Poussin was in his sixties, is often interpreted as a summation of his life's work and philosophy.

The painting is significant in the context of art history as it provides insight into the self-perception of one of the 17th century's most influential artists. It is also a rare example of Poussin's portraiture, as he primarily focused on history paintings with religious, mythological, and historical subjects. "Self-Portrait, 1650" is a valuable piece for understanding the personal and professional identity of Nicolas Poussin and the broader context of Baroque art in France.

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