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Head of a Woman Modigliani

Head of a Woman Modigliani

Reproduction with hand patina. Mold made from an impression of the original work.

Best known for his painting, Modigliani began his career as a sculptor inspired by the "primitive" arts. This stretched head, with its empty gaze, is close to the aesthetic of African masks. This hieratic style was later ...
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€300

Characteristics

Dimensions :
46 x 14 x 12,5 cm
Material of the original work :
Pierre
Artist :
Amedeo Modigliani (1884-1920)
Material :
Resin
Maintenance :
Ne pas exposer à une source de chaleur directe. Nettoyage : chiffon doux et sec
Museum :
Musée d'Orsay
Theme :
Women
Art movement :
20th century
EAN :
3336727446133
Reference :
RF005732

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Original work kept at :
Paris,Centre Georges Pompidou

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The artist

Amedeo Modigliani (1884-1920)

Amedeo Modigliani was the painter of women he revolutionised female iconography, his elongated figures with absent eyes borrowed from Mannerist and lyrical aesthetics. Born in Italy, he arrived in Paris in 1906 and entered the circles of the bohemian Montmartre. It was with sculpture that he began his career, just like his friend Brancusi, Modigliani's sculptures were inspired by African art. He later abandoned this technique for health and economic reasons. Modigliani lived in poverty, he was a prolific painter but he sold little despite the protection and patronage of the art dealer Paul Guillaume. His career was dazzling, deteriorating in alcohol, volcanic liaisons and suffering from his misfortune, the artist died at the age of 35 from tuberculosis.