Self-Portrait (c. 1775)

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Self-Portrait (c. 1775) is a late-18th-century self-depiction by Neoclassical painter Anton Raphael Mengs that reflects his refined academic style and status as a leading court artist of his time.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
self-portrait
approximateDate c. 1775
artHistoricalContext academic painting
court portraiture
artist Anton Raphael Mengs NERFINISHED
artisticAim to assert social and professional rank
to demonstrate academic mastery
artisticFeatures careful modeling of light and shadow
emphasis on idealized yet realistic likeness
refined academic drawing
artisticSchool Roman Neoclassical school NERFINISHED
associatedWith court of Rome
court of Spain NERFINISHED
associatedWithPerson Anton Raphael Mengs NERFINISHED
colorPalette restrained
countryOfOrigin Holy Roman Empire
creator Anton Raphael Mengs NERFINISHED
creatorNationality German
culturalContext European Neoclassicism NERFINISHED
depictionFocus face
upper body
depictionType bust-length portrait
easel painting
depicts Anton Raphael Mengs NERFINISHED
genre portrait painting
hasTitle Self-Portrait
inception circa 1775
intendedAudience patrons and connoisseurs
intendedFunction personal representation of the artist
languageOfTitle English
medium oil paint
movement Neoclassicism
portrays male sitter
middle-aged artist
portraysRole court painter
leading Neoclassical artist
relatedWorkType artist self-portraits of the 18th century
shows artist’s intellectual and academic identity
artist’s professional status
style Neoclassical
subject self-depiction of the artist
timePeriod late 18th century
visualGenre formal portrait

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Anton Raphael Mengs notableWork Self-Portrait (c. 1775)