A framed oil painting, "Self-Portrait Dedicated to Gauguin" by Vincent van Gogh, dated 1888, is displayed on a white wall

A framed oil painting, "Self-Portrait Dedicated to Gauguin" by Vincent van Gogh, dated 1888, is displayed on a white wall. The painting depicts a male figure with a shaved head, ginger beard, and mustache, gazing slightly to the viewer's right. He wears a dark jacket over a lighter shirt with a visible medallion at the neck, set against a solid teal-green background with visible brushstrokes. The artwork is enclosed within an ornate, gilded gold frame featuring intricate relief carvings. To the right of the painting, a white interpretive text panel with black lettering provides information about the artwork. The scene is illuminated by overhead lighting, casting a subtle shadow below the bottom edge of the frame. The painting is located in the Fogg Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts.