Self-portrait of Bacciarelli in a redingote

Executed in oil paint, the work utilizes strong chiaroscuro, with a plain black background creating a dramatic contrast that highlights the artist's face. The overall style aligns with the Rococo movement, though the pose's simplicity hints at emerging Neoclassic influences.

The painting is part of the National Museum in Warsaw's collection, reflecting Bacciarelli's significant presence in Polish artistic history.

Created during a transitional period between Baroque and Neoclassicism, the painting reflects Bacciarelli's adaptation to the evolving artistic tastes of his adopted region.