Lienzo Expressionist Self-Portrait

Immerse your space in the dramatic intensity of German Expressionism with this powerful reproduction of Otto Dix's Self-Portrait (1920). Dix, a central figure in the post-WWI art movement, captures his own likeness with an unnerving psychological depth and a masterful use of color. The canvas is dominated by vibrant, clashing colors—the intense, fiery red background contrasts sharply with the unsettling, sickly greens and yellows of the artist's skin, a technique that embodies the anxiety and disillusionment of the era. The bold brushwork and piercing gaze make this more than just a portrait; it's a statement piece that demands attention and contemplation. Perfect for art lovers, collectors, and anyone looking to add a piece of modern art history with a rebellious, profound edge to their living room, study, or gallery wall. This piece brings the raw emotion and revolutionary spirit of Expressionism directly into your home.