Description
Self-Portrait in a Cocked Hat by Francisco de Goya presents the artist with a direct gaze and a distinctive tricorne silhouette. Dots and short strokes of brown ink build the face and clothing, giving the portrait a lively, almost tactile surface.
Made around 1790, the small drawing conveys assurance through economical means. The hat frames the head dramatically, while the concentrated handling keeps the artist’s expression at the center of attention.
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