1885, Paul Cezanne, Self-Portrait -- National Gallery of Art (Washington) (special exhibition)

From the exhibition label: Unusual for his self-portraiture, Cézanne stands facing the viewer directly, his hands placed on the back of a chair. He based the likeness on a photograph, thus eliminating the need to turn his head to gaze into a mirror while painting, as he did for the two nearby self-portraits.

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