"Self-Portrait with Seven Fingers" is a highly recognized early modernist masterpiece originally painted by the Belarusian-French artist Marc Chagall in 1912–1913. 

Artwork Overview

• Artist:  Marc Chagall (1887–1985).
• Title: Self-Portrait with Seven Fingers (L'autoportrait aux sept doigts).
• Style: Modern Art / Early Cubism and Expressionism.
• Visual Description: The piece portrays the artist working at an easel with a painter's palette in hand. His face is rendered in fragmented, geometric Cubist planes, split between a yellow and dark green complexion. Notably, his left hand features seven distinct fingers, which refers to a traditional Yiddish expression ("to do something with seven fingers") meaning to do something thoroughly, skillfully, or with all one's might. The window looks out onto a vibrant Paris skyline complete with the Eiffel Tower, contrasting his nostalgic painting on the easel of his native village Vitebsk. 
• Dimensions: 33x29