1988

Self-Portrait (Chuck Close, 1988)

Chuck Close (1940–2021) made Self-Portrait. It dates from 1988.

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Self-Portrait by Chuck Close, 1988
Self-Portrait by Chuck Close, 1988.

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Self-Portrait, in brief

Title
Self-Portrait
Artist
Chuck Close (1940–2021)
Artist born in
Monroe, United States
Date
1988

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Chuck Close, Self-Portrait (1988).

Questions on Self-Portrait, answered

In what year was "Self-Portrait" by Chuck Close created?

"Self-Portrait" by Chuck Close was created in 1988.

Can the image of "Self-Portrait" by Chuck Close be freely reproduced?

Regarding copyright, "Self-Portrait" is still protected by copyright.

Who created "Self-Portrait"?

The artist behind "Self-Portrait" is Chuck Close. The work is catalogued under Chuck Close's name.

At what age did Chuck Close make "Self-Portrait"?

Chuck Close made "Self-Portrait" at the age of 48. The artist was born in 1940 and the work is dated 1988.

Why is the copyright status of "Self-Portrait" what it is?

The copyright status of "Self-Portrait" - still protected by copyright - follows from the artist's death in 2021.

About the artist, Chuck Close

Chuck Close

1940–2021, United States

Chuck Close

A Life Etched in Detail: The World of Chuck Close Charles Thomas Close, born July 5, 1940, in Monroe, Washington, and who passed away on August 19, 2021, in Oceanside, New York, was a monumental figure in the landscape of contemporary art. His journey, marked by both profound artistic innovation and personal adversity, redefined portraiture for generations. From an early age, Close faced significant challenges – a neuromuscular condition coupled with dyslexia created obstacles that shaped his unique perspective. These difficulties fostered a deep observation of the world around him, a quality that would become central to his artistic practice.

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