Description
A mustached man in a dark cap looks toward the right from a roughly painted head-and-shoulders study. A short pipe projects from his mouth, making a small horizontal accent beyond the face. The upper background is dark brown, while the lower part opens into pale, loosely brushed areas with visible marks and lettering beneath the figure.
About Self-Portrait Ii Reproduction
The face is modeled more clearly than the coat, with warm gray highlights along the forehead, cheek, and nose. Dark clothing gathers below the chin in broad angular strokes. The cap joins the head to the shadowed background, leaving the lit facial profile and pipe to establish the strongest directional movement.
This self-portrait has the immediacy of a concentrated study. The unfinished-looking lower area keeps the brushwork visible and allows the head to emerge through a mixture of firm detail and open ground. The expression appears intent, with the pipe adding a familiar, informal accessory. It can appeal to viewers who enjoy portraits that retain the practical energy of making rather than presenting every edge as equally complete.
The hand-painted reproduction
ByMuseum offers Self-Portrait II by Anders Zorn as a hand-painted oil reproduction on canvas. A close viewing spot in a study will allow the pipe, facial marks, and open lower brushwork to remain legible. Warm gray or cream surroundings can relate to the ground. Choose a size that preserves the spare painted edges as well as the darker, more fully stated head and cap.
- Dark cap and short pipe above a broadly painted coat.
- Clear facial light against dark brown and open pale brushwork.
- Painted individually in oil on canvas.
- Select the available size and presentation on this page.





