Self-portrait (?) (Pierre Signac)
Pierre Signac (1623–1684) made Self-portrait (?). It is kept at Finnish National Gallery in Helsinki, Finland. It measures 2.1 × 1.9 cm.
- 2.1 × 1.9 cm
- Finnish National Gallery, Helsinki
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StatsSelf-portrait (?), in brief
- Title
- Self-portrait (?)
- Artist
- Pierre Signac (1623–1684)
- Artist born in
- France, France
- Dimensions
- 2.1 × 1.9 cm
- Where to see it
- Finnish National Gallery, Helsinki, Finland
Which museum holds Self-portrait (?)?
Finnish National Gallery
Helsinki, Finland
A Portal to the Nordic Soul Nestled in the vibrant heart of Helsinki, where the Baltic breeze meets the urban pulse of Finland’s capital, the Finnish National Gallery stands as much more than a mere repository for artifacts; it is a living, breathing chronicle of a nation's identity. To step within its walls is to embark on a profound journey through the layers of Nordic heritage, tracing an artistic evolution that stretches from the romanticized ideals of the nineteenth century to the daring, boundary-pushing expressions of the contemporary era. The institution serves as a cultural anchor, weaving together the threads of history, myth, and modernism into a tapestry that continues to captivate art lovers and collectors alike.
High-resolution images of Self-portrait (?)
Pierre Signac, Self-portrait (?), Finnish National Gallery. Public domain.
Questions on Self-portrait (?), answered
Where is "Self-portrait (?)" by Pierre Signac on display today?
The original "Self-portrait (?)" by Pierre Signac is held at the Finnish National Gallery, Helsinki, Finland. A reproduction allows the work to be displayed at home.
What size is "Self-portrait (?)" by Pierre Signac in real life?
The original "Self-portrait (?)" by Pierre Signac measures 2.1 x 1.9cm.
Is "Self-portrait (?)" free of copyright?
"Self-portrait (?)" by Pierre Signac is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. This status governs how the image of the work may be reproduced.
Who created "Self-portrait (?)"?
"Self-portrait (?)" was created by Pierre Signac. The information on this page describes Pierre Signac's original work.
What explains the copyright situation of "Self-portrait (?)" by Pierre Signac?
The copyright status of "Self-portrait (?)" - in the public domain - its copyright has expired - follows from the artist's death in 1684.
Did "Self-portrait (?)" stay in its artist's homeland?
No - the artwork is kept abroad. "Self-portrait (?)" is held in Finland, while Pierre Signac was born in France.
About the artist, Pierre Signac
1623–1684, France
Pierre Signac
A Life in Miniature and Enamel Pierre Signac was a French painter, enameler, and miniature painter who was born in France around 1623. A student of the enamel painter Jean Toutin II, Signac’s career took a significant turn when he was noticed by Magnus Gabriel De la Gardie during an embassy trip to France. This encounter led to an offer to enter the service of Queen Christina, arriving in Stockholm on the eve of Christmas in 1646. During her time in Sweden, Signac painted 32 large portraits of the Queen, alongside various miniatures featured in bells and boxes.
Also by Pierre Signac
Christina, Queen of Sweden1650
Miniature portrait of Charles XI, King of Sweden 1660-1697, as a child1662
Miniature portrait of Charles XI, King of Sweden 1660-16971672
King Karl XI of Sweden1680
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