Private views: Lovis Corinth's self-portraiture is examined in depth in an exhibition in Hamburg.(Exhibitions)

Apollo | January 1, 2005| | Copyright

Lovis Corinth was a prolific painter of self-portraits. The 1997 Corinth exhibition at the Tate Gallery and elsewhere included almost twenty of the surviving forty-two self-portraits in oil and a slightly smaller number in graphic media. The present exhibition at the Hamburger Kunsthalle does not offer a much wider, or more significant, choice of self-portraits, but simply by presenting these on their own it attracts attention to Corinth's persistent engagement with this genre and draws out interesting relationships between the works.

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