Self Portrait
Oil on canvas, 32" x 26"

In “Self-portrait,” viewers are not able to see Yan Sun’s face. Like many of his paintings, this creatively painted portrait is also tied to his cultural background. The inspiration from Chinese culture is apparent not only in an overall sense of spiritual balance but also in recognizable details such as Chinese characters or the Taiji symbol.

The "Self-portrait" is just one example of Yan Sun facing the so-called cultural shock during the first couple of years in the US. Getting a sense of balance, the Taiji symbol is visually significant in this oil painting and draws great attention from the viewers.

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Details:
Original painting, signed lower right
Stretched and Framed
Gallery purchase and pickup by appointment

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