Self-Portrait
Giorgio de Chirico · 1912–13
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Giorgio de Chirico's "Self-Portrait," an oil on canvas, was created between 1912 and 1913. Measuring 34 1/4 × 27 3/8 inches (87 × 69.5 cm), it is classified under "Paintings" and is part of the Modern and Contemporary Art department.
The artwork was gifted to the collection in 1970 in memory of Carl Van Vechten and Fania Marinoff. The catalogue data does not provide information regarding the artwork's culture, provenance, exhibition history, or literature.
Additional works by Giorgio de Chirico held by The Metropolitan Museum of Art include "Ariadne" (1913), "The Jewish Angel" (1916), "Gladitorial Combat" (1928), "School of Gladiators" (1928), "GLI Archeologi II" (1927), and "Horse" (ca. 1937). The museum also holds his prints "Mysterious Baths (Bagni misteriosi), from "23 Gravures"" (1935) and "Mysterious Bath" (1935).
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The Jewish Angel
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Horse
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Gladitorial Combat
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
School of Gladiators
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
GLI Archeologi II
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ariadne
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Mysterious Baths (Bagni misteriosi), from "23 Gravures"
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Mysterious Bath
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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