Self-Portrait with Straw Hat, Summer 1887 - Vincent van Gogh
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Painted during his transformative period in Paris, this self-portrait marks Van Gogh’s embrace of Impressionist and Divisionist techniques. The straw hat is both practical and symbolic, echoing his immersion in rural labor and self-sufficiency. The energetic brushwork and piercing gaze reflect a pivotal moment in Van Gogh’s evolution as an artist and individual.