This reproduction piece features original artwork by Malvin Gray Johnson (1896–1934), an American painter whose work was influenced by French Impressionism and Cubism following his service in World War I. The youngest member of the Harlem Renaissance, he was one of the first African American artists to paint in a Cubist style; his work was often referred to as Symbolic Abstractionist.

Our Wall Art Collection is curated and reproduced in partnership with the Rijksmuseum. Sourced from around the globe, each piece is made using advanced printing technology faithful to the original medium—offering authentic artwork to bring history into your home.

Details You'll Appreciate

Detailed reproduction of artwork by Malvin Gray Johnson
Circa 1934
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Product Specifications

Walnut-colored wood float frame

Care Instructions

Wipe with lightly dampened cloth

Self-Portrait by Malvin Gray Johnson Framed Reproduction Wall Art Print