Self Portrait Of An Artist, Said To Be Samuel De Wilde, Seated, Half-length, In A Buff Coat With A White Waistcoat And A White Cravat

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"Self Portrait of an Artist, Said to Be Samuel De Wilde, Seated, Half-length, in a Buff Coat with a White Waistcoat and a White Cravat" is a self-portrait attributed to the 18th-century British artist Samuel De Wilde. Known for his theatrical portraits and genre scenes, De Wilde was a prominent figure in the London art scene, particularly for his work capturing the essence of contemporary theatre. This self-portrait, believed to be of De Wilde himself, showcases the artist seated and dressed in the fashion of his time, with a buff coat, a white waistcoat, and a white cravat, which were typical of the late 18th to early 19th-century male attire.

The painting is executed in oil on canvas, a medium that was widely used during the period for its versatility and durability. The half-length composition focuses on the artist's expression and attire, providing insight into his personal identity and social status. De Wilde's skill in portraiture is evident in the detailed rendering of his features and the fabric of his clothing, as well as the use of light and shadow to create depth and volume.

As a self-portrait, this work offers a unique glimpse into the self-perception and artistic identity of Samuel De Wilde. It serves not only as a visual autobiography but also as a historical document that reflects the artistic conventions and cultural context of the time. The painting is an important piece for understanding the oeuvre of De Wilde, as well as the broader genre of self-portraiture in the late 18th-century British art.

The provenance and current location of the painting, as well as its exhibition history and critical reception, are essential for a comprehensive understanding of its significance. However, such information is not provided here, and further research would be necessary to complete the portrait's historical record and to confirm its attribution to Samuel De Wilde with certainty.

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