Of course there are other photos, paintings and self-portraits of these artists, but we thought it interesting to consider how they seek to represent themselves in these images:
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[Distinct]
DISTINCTIVE:
The first set are those that we consider as standing out from the rest, distinctive looks that became part of their ‘legend’:
[Enigma]
ENIGMATIC:
Here the artist has chosen to present an enigmatic pose:
[Contemp]
CONTEMPLATIVE:
Perhaps adopting a contemplative pose suggests the artist has hidden depths:
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[Work]
WORKING:
Some artists like to be presented as pursuing their craft, or alongside their work:
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[Glare]
GLARING:
Another popular approach is to look as if they have been disturbed, interrupted in their work:
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[Smile]
SMILE:
When of course a simple smile would do:
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OR, they might wear a hat, sport a beard, wear a moustache, have large side burns, wear a wig or have wayward hair – go to Face Value 2 for more.
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