Self-Portrait

George Biddle

1932

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In this black and white, round format print, male figures work on the deck of two fishing boats. On the deck of the boat at the center of the composition, three men move cod with forked implements while a fourth holds a net from a dock. On the deck of the boat just behind the central boat, a figure works with baskets or buckets. There are two additional boats in the background and many seagulls overhead. At the bottom of the print is a samll still life that includes a codfish and implements related to codfishing.
Large, colorful, rectangular canvas featuring multiple human figures and abstract outdoor landscape surrounding the face and head of Ornette Coleman. Coleman's face can be seen from four angles in the center of the canvas: front, left profile, right profile, and bird's eye view.
In the left foreground of this black and white photograph, a man in overalls leans heavily against the corner of a weathered wooden building. This takes up a full third of the picture. The ground on which the man is standing slopes into the distance, where it meets deeply eroded fields. At the far end of the fields, and located just right-of-center within the image, a lone bare tree stands against a placid sky.
White deer running in a dark landscape.