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Oil on Canvas by Stefan Ress

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Screen-print on paper by Chuck Close

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Expressionism Genre by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner

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Continuous line technique by Aaron Earley

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Lewis Miller

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Jeremy Kibel

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Wendy Sharpe
Self portrait - as Diana of Erskineville

oil on canvas

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David Griggs

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1.  Signs & Symbols to show the cultural background of the sitter.

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1.  Signs & Symbols to show the cultural background of the sitter.

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Kathryn Barton
Hugo
watercolour, gouache and acrylic on canvas

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2. Signs & Symbols to show the cultural background of the sitter.

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2. Signs & Symbols to show the cultural background of the sitter.

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David Griggs

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A self-portrait is a representation of the painter's face. The self-portrait displays the personality and the mood of the painter

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Artists create self-portraits because they want the people who observe their self-portrait to see what they feel, see how they act, so by looking at the portrait, they get to know the artist a little more.

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Besides art galleries, portraits can be found in movies based on 'End of the world' genre

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The term 'sitter' means the person who poses for the artist to draw a portrait of.

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Can an artist create a successful portrait of someone they don’t admire or agree with?

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Can an artist create a successful portrait of someone they don’t admire or agree with?

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An artist cannot create a successful portrait of someone they don't personally like, because one would dislike the other (going both ways) and the artist & the sitter must agree to what must happen. If one disagrees the artist cannot paint.

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Consider the role of patronage. How might an artist cope with the tension between what the sitter looks like and how the sitter would like to appear?

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Consider the role of patronage. How might an artist cope with the tension between what the sitter looks like and how the sitter would like to appear?

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The role of a patronage is motivate, assist the patron. An artist could cope with the tension between what the sitter looks like and how the sitter wants to appear by memorising what the sitter looks like,
constantly looking back and forth to the sitter, and usually, the sitter on the painting would turn out really well depending on what the artist does.