Brett Whiteley is one of Australia’s most celebrated artists, best known for his sensual and lyrical paintings of interiors, nudes and harbour scenes. Painted in 1976, Self-portrait in the studio exudes a sense of sumptuous living whilst hinting at darker themes including the artists’ struggles with addiction. Considered a highly unconventional portrait at the time, it won the 1976 Archibald Prize and was acquired into the Art Gallery of NSW Collection in 1977.
Featuring an off-white mat board border, this vibrant Self-portrait in the studio print fits a standard size A3 frame and available exclusively from the Gallery Shop.
250gsm satin paper print
Off-white mat board border
Paper size: H29.5 x W41.5cm
Image size: H20 x W25cm
Fits a standard A3 size frame
Made in Australia
Exclusive to the Gallery Shop
Brett Whiteley (Australia 1939-92)
Self-portrait in the studio 1976
Oil, collage, hair on canvas, 200.5 x 259cm
Art Gallery of New South Wales, purchased 1977
© Wendy Whiteley/ Copyright Agency
Print © Art Gallery of New South Wales
