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Jazmin G, Cristina E. Per. 1



Frida Kahlo - The Broken Column year-1944 MLA-http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://artmodel.files.wordpress.com/2009/06/fridakahlo_broken_column.jpeg&imgrefurl=http://artmodel.wordpress.com/2009/06/&h=790&w=616&sz=158&tbnid=K6DXvZF56GyECM:&tbnh=254&tbnw=198&prev=/images%3Fq%3Dthe%2Bbroken%2Bcolumn&zoom=1&q=the+broken+column&hl=en&usg=__G3Zm0XIXft8pb-ijPiozF5-q-IM=&sa=X&ei=tFOrTKvRM4HSsAOr5p2dAw&sqi=2&ved=0CBYQ9QEwAA

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Painting Title: Self Portrait 1973 Francis Bacon Famous Irish born English artist - 20th Century Painter **MLA Citation:** Self-Portrait. 1973. 5 October 2010.http://www.artquotes.net/masters/bacon/paint_selfportrait.htm "Francis Bacon was no easier on himself as a subject, as he was with others. He depicted himself just as he did with his sitters. In this self portrait the artist be suffering from a hangover. He could also be referring to time and death. Is the artist simply suffering from a headache or is his hidden wrist bleeding into the sink?" This portrait shows Francis Bacon sitting near the sink, with a terrible hangover. Which symbolizes the pain he went through, and the stress he had throughout his life. **2.** Painting Title: Self Portrait 1908 Balthus (Balthazar Klossowski de Rola) [|**Famous French artists**] - [|**Self Portrait Paintings**] - 20th Century painter ** MLA Citation: **Self-Portrait.1908. 5 October 2010.http://www.artquotes.net/masters/balthus/self-portrait.htm
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"Balthus has depicted himself in the act of painting, with a brush in one hand and a paint rag in the other. He uses a mix of controlled brush work around focus point like the face and hands, along with more expressive and unfinished looking brush strokes on areas that are less important. The canvas is even showing through in much of the background of the painting."

This Self Portrait shows his unique way of painting with controlled brush work.
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Painting Title: Self Portrait 1889 Oil on Canvas, 65 x 54cm - 25 x 21 Inches (approx) Vincent van Gogh Famous Dutch artist - [|**Famous Self Portraits**] - Post Impressionist painter "The artist painted his own image at regular intervals throughout his life. They are generally seen as insights into the psychological makeup of the great Dutch painter. This self portrait of Van Gogh has a swirling background that echoes the bust of the artist, but could also reflect the thinking of Vincent at the time of painting it."
 * MLA Citation:** Self-Portrait.1889. 5 October 2010.http://www.artquotes.net/masters/vangogh/vangogh_selfportrait.htm

This painting shows how Vincent Van Gogh is steadily thinking about things. The painting also shows how unique the picture looks when using different types of blues, and mixing the orange and the yellow to bring out his face.

Painting Title: Self Portrait 1907 Pablo Picasso: [|**Cubist Paintings**] [|**Famous Spanish Artists**] - [|**Self Portrait Paintings**] - [|**Male Portraits**] - 20th Century Painter "Self Portrait from 1907 by Pablo Picasso was painted around the same time as his famous [|**Les Demoiselles d'Avignon painting**] . The portrait is mask-like and possibly influenced by African art, which the artist had a fascination with."
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 * MLA Citation:**Self-Portrait.1907. 5 October 2010.http://www.artquotes.net/masters/picasso/pablo_selfport1907.htm

This painting shows the fascination Picasso had with African art, and the characteristics of the artist.


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Painting Title: Self Portrait with Cloak 1901 Pablo Picasso: [|**Early/Blue Period Paintings**] Famous Spanish artist - 20th Century Painter **MLA Citation:** Self-Portrait.1901. 5 October 2010.http://www.artquotes.net/masters/picasso/pablo_self1901.htm "Pablo Picasso painted this Self Portrait with Cloak painting during his famous blue period series. Like many of his other paintings from this period, this self portrait uses all blue tones and is very melancholy in nature." This Self Portrait Symbolizes how mysterious the artist is, by making the Portrait dark,dull, and empty. Juan Pedroza/Martin Paz Period 5 1.

[|Francesco Paolo Michetti] Italian, 1877 Pastel and bodycolor on brown paper 18 x 11 1/4 in. 94.GG.48

MLA Citation:Francesco Paolo Michetti. 1877. Getty Muesum 5 October 2010 [] This self portrait was made by Francesco Paolo Michetti which was titled Scherzo. And he made more self portraits about himself, but he also received great public acclaim for one of his pictures. The thief would want to steal this self portrait because francesco reflected this painting to the Scherzo. Also because the Michetti's color on his self portrait evokes the Scherzo liveliness.

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[|Man Ray] American, Paris, 1946 Gelatin silver print 13 3/8 x 10 7/16 in. 84.XM.1000.139

MLA Citation: Man Ray.1946. Getty Museum. 5 October 2010 [] This self portrait was made by Man Ray in Los Angeles in the 1940s. He made this potrait suggesting his longing for the paris of the 1920s. The thief would want to steal this self portrait because in Man Ray's portrait he assumed his fashionable trappings. And also because after his portait Man Ray repostioned himself in that illustrious company.

3. [|Andy Warhol] American, 1981 - 1982 Polaroid polacolor 3 3/4 x 2 7/8 in. 98.XM.5.2 MLA Citations:Andy Warhol. 1982. Self Portrait in Drag. 5 October 2010 [] This Self Portrait was made by Andy Warhol. He made this Portrait with a photographic assistant named Christepher Makos. and also made this portrait with the help of french artist Marcel Duchman in which both created a female alterego named Rrose Selavy. The thief would want to steal this portrait because this is a version of Andy Warhol as a female.