Self-portrait in a Convex Mirror

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Self-portrait in a Convex Mirror is a renowned early 16th-century Mannerist painting by Parmigianino that strikingly depicts the artist’s distorted reflection as seen in a convex mirror.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Mannerist painting
painting
approximateDiameter about 24.4 cm
about 9.6 inches
artist Parmigianino NERFINISHED
artMovement Mannerism NERFINISHED
cataloguedAs GG_316 in Kunsthistorisches Museum (approximate / example identifier)
collection Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna NERFINISHED
commissionedBy unknown
conservationStatus well preserved
countryOfOrigin Italy
createdInCity Parma NERFINISHED
creator Parmigianino NERFINISHED
depictionType self-portrait of the artist
depicts Parmigianino NERFINISHED
distorted image of the artist’s hand
interior space behind the artist
reflection in a convex mirror
genre portrait painting
hasSubject young Parmigianino NERFINISHED
iconography artist looking directly at the viewer
curved architectural background
inception c. 1523–1524
influenced John Ashbery’s poem "Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror" NERFINISHED
locatedIn Austria
Vienna
location Kunsthistorisches Museum NERFINISHED
medium oil on panel
movement Mannerism NERFINISHED
notableAs early masterpiece of Parmigianino
one of the most famous self-portraits of the Italian Renaissance
notableFeature distorted perspective
exaggerated size of the artist’s hand in the foreground
highly finished, detailed rendering
illusion of a convex mirror surface
originalLanguageTitle Autoritratto entro uno specchio convesso NERFINISHED
period Italian High Renaissance NERFINISHED
shape circular
tondo
style early Mannerism
subjectHeading self-portraits—16th century
support wood panel
technique oil painting
timePeriod early 16th century

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Parmigianino notableWork Self-portrait in a Convex Mirror
M. C. Escher notableWork Self-portrait in a Convex Mirror
this entity surface form: Hand with Reflecting Sphere