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sensation when they were "discovered" in a canal in
Livorno, Italy. Experts claimed they were authentic until the students released a video they had filmed of themselves making the heads with a Black and Decker drill. In 2018 twenty fake Modiglianis were seized at an exhibition in Genoa. Famous art forgers such as
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Milanese scholar Osvaldo Patani has produced three volumes: paintings (1991), drawings (1992) and one on the Paul Alexandre period (1994), while Christian Parisot, a friend of Modigliani's daughter Jeanne, has published Vols I, II and IV (in 1970, 1971 and 1996) of a catalogue raisonné
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which had been conceived and organized by
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I recall my thrilled first exposure, as a teenager, to one of his long-necked women, with their piquantly tipped heads and mask-like faces. The rakish stylization and the succulent color were easy to enjoy, and the payoff was sanguinely erotic in a way that endorsed my personal wishes to be bold and
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Modigliani's only solo exhibition during his life, and is "notorious" in modern art history for its sensational public reception and the attendant issues of obscenity. The show was closed by police on its opening day, but continued thereafter, most likely after the removal
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There are no less than five different reference works on the artist. The most respected is that by Ambrogio Ceroni, whose 1958, 1970 and 1972 tomes remain the only reliable works, according to leading dealers and auction houses. Arthur Pfannstiel (1929 and 1956) and Joseph Lanthemann's (1970) books
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The several dozen nudes Modigliani painted between 1916 and 1919 constitute many of his best-known works. This series of nudes was commissioned by Modigliani's dealer and friend LĂ©opold Zborowski, who lent the artist use of his apartment, supplied models and painting materials, and paid him between
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During his early years in Paris, Modigliani worked at a furious pace. He was constantly sketching, making as many as a hundred drawings a day. However, many of his works were lostâdestroyed by him as inferior, left behind in his frequent changes of address, or given to girlfriends who did not keep
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Modigliani wrote to Ghiglia extensively from Capri, where his mother had taken him to assist in his recovery from tuberculosis. These letters are a sounding board for the developing ideas brewing in Modigliani's mind. Ghiglia was seven years Modigliani's senior, and it is likely that it was he who
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masters, the tales he had heard about the great works held in Florence intrigued him, and it was a source of considerable despair to him, in his sickened state, that he might never get the chance to view them in person. His mother promised that she would take him to Florence herself, the moment he
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In 2006, about 6,000 documents from the estateâbelieved to be the only ones existingâwere moved permanently from France to Italy. Parisot, as president of the Modigliani Institut Archives LĂ©gales in Rome, had the legal right to authenticate Modigliani's work. In 2013, Parisot was arrested by the
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crediting hashish and absinthe with the genesis of Modigliani's style, many hopefuls tried to emulate his "success" by embarking on a path of substance abuse and bohemian excess. Salmon claimed that whereas Modigliani was a totally pedestrian artist when sober, "...from the day that he abandoned
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of Modigliani's generation, and the book became Modigliani's favourite to the extent that he learnt it by heart. The poetry of Lautréamont is characterized by the juxtaposition of fantastical elements, and by sadistic imagery; the fact that Modigliani was so taken by this text in his early teens
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HĂ©buterne became pregnant again. Modigliani then got engaged to her, but Jeanne's parents were against the marriage, especially because of Modigliani's reputation as an alcoholic and drug user. However, Modigliani officially recognized her daughter as his child. The wedding plans were shattered
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Modigliani ended his relationship with the English poet and art critic Beatrice Hastings. A short time later HĂ©buterne and Modigliani moved together into a studio on the Rue de la Grande ChaumiĂšre. Jeanne began to pose for him and appears in several of his paintings. Jeanne HĂ©buterne became a
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Modigliani is one of the most faked artists in the world. Rising prices for works attributed to him as well as the legend surrounding his short life have fueled a market for forgeries of both paintings and sculptures. In 1984, students carved three stone heads in a Modigliani style, causing a
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Modigliani's father, Flaminio, was a member of an Italian Jewish family of successful businessmen and entrepreneurs. While not as culturally sophisticated as the Garsins, they knew how to invest in and develop thriving business endeavors. When the Garsin and Modigliani families announced the
2031:(1918â1984). Modigliani already had a son from his relationship with Simone Thiroux, GĂ©rard Thiroux (1917–2004), and at least two other extramarital children. In May 1919 they returned to Paris with their infant daughter and moved into an apartment on the rue de la Grande ChaumiĂšre.
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Despite his rejection of the Macchiaioli approach, Modigliani nonetheless found favour with his teacher, who referred to him as "Superman", a pet name reflecting the fact that Modigliani was not only quite adept at his art, but also that he regularly quoted from Nietzsche's
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Towards the end of the First World War, early in 1918, Modigliani left Paris with HĂ©buterne to escape from the war and travelled to Nice and Cagnes-sur-Mer. They would spend a year in France. During that time they had a busy social life with many friends, including
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is one of a series of nudes painted by Modigliani in 1917 that created a sensation when exhibited in Paris that year. According to the catalogue description from the 2010 sale of the painting at Sotheby's, seven nudes were exhibited in the 1917 show.
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Italian Art forgery unit after a two-year investigation (following a largely advertised exhibition in Catania, presenting original artworks); the police seized works attributed to the artist, along with suspect authenticity certificates.
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Not only did he remove all the trappings of his bourgeois heritage from his studio, but he also set about destroying practically all of his own early work, which he described as "Childish baubles, done when I was a dirty bourgeois".
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admitted to creating many fake Modiglianis. Experienced art dealers such as Klaus Perls were tricked into purchasing fake Modigliani statues. It has been estimated that most artworks attributed to Modigliani are actually forgeries.
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style characterized by a surreal elongation of faces, necks, and figures â works that were not received well during his lifetime, but later became much sought-after. Modigliani spent his youth in Italy, where he studied the art of
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The Modigliani Project, headed by Dr. Kenneth Wayne, was founded in 2012 to aid in the researching of Modigliani artworks. As part of this endeavor the organization is preparing a new catalogue raisonné of Modigliani's artwork.
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In November 2010, a painting of a nude by Amedeo Modigliani, part of a series of nudes he created around 1917, sold for more than $ 68.9m (ÂŁ42.7m) at an auction in New Yorkâa record for the artist's work. Bidding for
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tender and noble, overcoming the wimp that I was. In that moment, I used up Modigliani's value for my life. But in museums ever since I have been happy to salute his pictures with residually grateful, quick looks.
761:(hold sacred all) which can exalt and excite your intelligence... (and) ... seek to provoke ... and to perpetuate ... these fertile stimuli, because they can push the intelligence to its maximum creative power.
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told me todayâinsulted meâthat I or at least my brain was lazy. It did me good. I should like such a warning every morning upon awakening: but they cannot understand us nor can they understand life...
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pushed its price well past its $ 40m (ÂŁ24.8m) estimate. Modigliani's previous auction record was 43.2m euros (ÂŁ35.8m), set earlier in 2010 in Paris. Another painting by the artistâ
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Catalogue des ouvrages de peinture, sculpture, dessin gravure, architecture et art décoratif
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she threw herself out of a fifth-floor window, killing herself and her unborn child.
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shall have to wait and see what is inside this chrysalis. Perhaps an artist?"
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3483:"Meet the Chinese billionaire behind the record Amedeo Modigliani purchase"
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Société des artistes indépendants. 26, Catalogue de la 26e exposition 1910
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Bohemian Paris: Picasso, Modigliani, Matisse, and the Birth of Modern Art
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produced three volumes: paintings (1991), drawings (1992) and one on the
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surroundings: he carried on frequent affairs, drank heavily, and used
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in New York for US$ 170.4 million. On 14 May 2018 the 1917 painting
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and Barry Navidi, from a screenplay by Jerzy and Mary Kromolowski.
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Although a series of Modigliani's sculptures were exhibited in the
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engagement of their children, Flaminio was a wealthy young mining
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informed his work. Working during that fertile period of "isms",
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gives a good indication of his developing tastes. Baudelaire and
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Lille MĂ©tropole Museum of Modern, Contemporary and Outsider Art
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when he was about 11, a few years later he developed a case of
3635:"Missing person in Montparnasse: The case of Jeanne Hebuterne"
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3744:"La Mostra Dei Falsi Modigliani del Duo Ferrera-Stancanelli"
4362:"Berthe Weill, the Very First Female Art Dealer in History"
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Secrest, Meryle, Modigliani, Alfred A. Knopf, 2011, p. 298
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Secrest, Meryle, Modigliani, Alfred A. Knopf, 2011, p. 181
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Twenty-seven sculptures by Modigliani are known to exist.
3888:$ 157 Million for a Modigliani Raises Hardly Any Eyebrows
3514:"Amedeo Modigliani Biography, Art, and Analysis of Works"
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Painting the Century: 101 Portrait Masterpieces 1900â2000
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of the art world. One can say he recognized the merit of
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was equally influential at this time. This doomed poet's
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Modigliani's mother, Eugénie Garsin, born and raised in
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Salon d'automne; Société du Salon d'automne (1906).
4168:"Why Are Amedeo Modigliani's Artworks Often Forged?"
4126:"The Artist Beneath the Art Forger (Published 2020)"
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Robin Pgrebin and Scott Reyburn (10 November 2015).
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1910 (MarchâMay): 26th Salon des Independants, Paris
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of paintings from the gallery's streetfront window.
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Four sculptures by Modigliani exhibited at the 1912
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2609:1908 (October): 24th Salon des Independants, Paris
1969:background, HĂ©buterne was renounced by her devout
1957:introduced him to a 19-year-old art student named
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3405:"The short lives of Modigliani and his dealers"
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4153:Scumba Descending Staircase, Spy Magazine 1992
3992:"The Art Market's Modigliani Forgery Epidemic"
3967:"The Art Market's Modigliani Forgery Epidemic"
2260:is preparing Modigliani's catalogue raisonné.
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4018:"Livorno plans to show fake Modigliani heads"
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3014:. London: Thames and Hudson. pp. 19â22.
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1395:Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes (Buenos Aires)
1101:, 1916, Private Collection of Matvey Yozhikov
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3851:"Modigliani nude sells for a record $ 68.9m"
3541:. Museo Thyssen â Bornemisza. Archived from
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2681:"Heroes â Trailblazers of the Jewish People"
2147:Modigliani in 1919, near the end of his life
1953:In the spring of 1917, the Russian sculptor
433:young Modigliani's passion for the subject.
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4335:. Société des artistes indépendants. 1910.
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3222:. New York: Harry N. Abrams, Inc. p.
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4156:. Sussex Publishers, LLC. pp. 59â60.
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3131:. London: Thames and Hudson. p. 19.
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2989:. London: Thames and Hudson. p. 17.
2957:. London: Thames and Hudson. p. 16.
2929:. London: Thames and Hudson. p. 16.
2904:. London: Thames and Hudson. p. 12.
2876:. London: Thames and Hudson. p. 14.
2706:. London: Thames and Hudson. p. 13.
2470:Portrait of the Art Dealer Paul Guillaume
2089:Learn how and when to remove this message
1931:Learn how and when to remove this message
931:He sought the company of artists such as
775:became the seminal work for the Parisian
696:Regia Accademia ed Istituto di Belle Arti
551:Learn how and when to remove this message
4481:, The Royal Academy of Arts, London 2006
4319:Société des artistes indépendants. 1908.
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1990:principal subject for Modigliani's art.
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1508:third most expensive sculpture ever sold
1413:Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris
16:Italian painter and sculptor (1884â1920)
3384:. Jerusalem: Harry N. Abrams, Inc. 2010
2832:(Reissue ed.). Crown Pub. p.
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3724:Sophia Kishkovsky (10 November 2011),
2483:Jeanne HĂ©buterne with Hat and Necklace
1982:Jeanne HĂ©buterne with Hat and Necklace
1114:Portrait of the painter Manuel Humbert
4973:20th-century deaths from tuberculosis
4654:Portrait of the Painter MoisĂš Kisling
4197:Vivarelli, Nick (27 September 2023).
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3331:Fiorella Nicosia, Amedeo Modigliani,
3065:The New Art Gallery Walsall Catalogue
2857:Soby, James Thrall (September 1977).
2364:, which he will co-produce alongside
2284:On 9 November 2015 the 1917 painting
2155:Grave of Modigliani and HĂ©buterne in
2109:. He died on 24 January 1920, at the
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4790:Jeanne HĂ©buterne with Bare Shoulders
4662:Beatrice Hastings in Front of a Door
4303:. Paris: Société du Salon d'automne.
3726:Pushkin accused of displaying a fake
3708:Pushkin accused of displaying a fake
3570:. Knopf Doubleday Publishing Group.
3494:from the original on 12 January 2022
2071:adding citations to reliable sources
1913:adding citations to reliable sources
1317:Portrait of Jeanne Hebuterne, Seated
1246:Jeanne HĂ©buterne with Yellow Sweater
489:adding citations to reliable sources
4469:, The Jewish Museum, New York, 2004
4409:. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2011.
3679:. Jones and Bartlett Publications.
3663:, Alfred A. Knopf, 2011, pp. 346â47
3314:, Open Road, Grove/Atlantic, 2007,
1615:In 1916, Modigliani befriended the
4399:Contains a 178-entry bibliography.
4235:. Book review of Meryle Secrest's
4225:Peter Schjeldahl (7 March 2011).
4124:Horberry, Max (21 February 2020).
4048:"Amedeo Modigliani: The 1984 Hoax"
3770:Fake Modiglianis Poison Art Market
2548:(1920; Modigliani's last painting)
1683:most expensive paintings ever sold
1536:Marie "Marevna" Vorobyev-Stebeslka
1155:Henry and Rose Pearlman Collection
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4968:Burials at PĂšre Lachaise Cemetery
4718:Reclining Nude (On the Left Side)
4475:The Jewish Museum, New York, 2017
4150:Connolly, John (1 October 1992).
3768:Gareth Harris (24 January 2013),
3480:Connor, Neil (10 November 2015).
2799:Fifield, William (19 June 1978).
2514:Jeanne HĂ©buterne aux Ă©paules nues
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3797:Boucher, Brian (22 July 2016).
3673:Burch M, Warner (3 July 2008).
2861:. New York: Arno P. p. 55.
2417:List of paintings by Modigliani
2354:as Modigliani. In August 2022,
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1900:needs additional citations for
1159:Princeton University Art Museum
476:needs additional citations for
135:Redheaded Girl in Evening Dress
4953:20th-century Italian sculptors
4943:19th-century Italian sculptors
4901:Modigliani (Lost in Your Eyes)
4670:Reclining Nude on Blue Cushion
4500:Modigliani's Jewish influences
3965:Esterow, Milton (3 May 2017).
3750:(in Italian). 19 December 2012
3597:Archives of General Psychiatry
3095:"Modigliani Caryatid Drawings"
3061:"Modigliani Caryatid Drawings"
2358:was set to direct a remake of
2297:Nu couché (sur le cÎté gauche)
2124:. HĂ©buterne was buried at the
1856:Nu couché (sur le cÎté gauche)
1627:Patronage of LĂ©opold Zborowski
1031:, 1909, Juan AbellĂł Collection
315:, at the age of 35, in Paris.
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4983:Italian expatriates in France
4978:Drug-related deaths in France
4948:20th-century Italian painters
4938:19th-century Italian painters
4806:Portrait of Paulette Jourdain
4467:"Modigliani: Beyond the Myth"
3706:Georgina Adam (15 May 2002),
2730:Alfred Knopf, 2011, pp. 16â18
2372:commenced in September 2023.
1227:Portrait of the Artist's Wife
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4391:Modigliani: Pencil Portraits
4098:Rea, Naomi (14 March 2019).
3645:(4): 785â811. Archived from
3356:Ntim, Zac (15 August 2022).
2507:Portrait of Jeanne HĂ©buterne
1765:Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
1677:realized $ 170,405,000 at a
1340:Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
1118:National Gallery of Victoria
173:(1917–1920, his death)
4742:Portrait of Blaise Cendrars
4686:Jacques and Berthe Lipchitz
3907:"The 10 Most Faked Artists"
3437:Klein, Mason, et al., 62â63
3428:Klein, Mason, et al., 61â62
3099:The New Art Gallery Walsall
3069:The New Art Gallery Walsall
2824:Diehl, Gaston (July 1989).
2803:. W.H. Allen. p. 316.
2746:Modigliani: Beyond the Myth
1207:Portrait of Blaise Cendrars
1157:, on long-term loan to the
1133:Jacques and Berthe Lipchitz
978:He was first influenced by
457:Micheli and the Macchiaioli
334:Modigliani was born into a
327:Modigliani's birthplace in
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3409:The Eclectic Light Company
2450:Head of a Woman with a Hat
2329:Les Amants de Montparnasse
1874:popular and valued works.
1727:Metropolitan Museum of Art
1707:Courtauld Institute of Art
1500:In June 2010 Modigliani's
1358:Museum of Contemporary Art
1011:Portrait of Maude Abrantes
568:Portrait of Pablo Picasso,
361:. The family business was
213:Amedeo Clemente Modigliani
4988:20th-century Italian Jews
4963:Académie Colarossi alumni
4646:Portrait of Pablo Picasso
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4479:Modigliani and His Models
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3609:10.1001/archpsyc.62.7.710
3591:Harris, James C. (2005).
2463:Portrait of Pablo Picasso
2256:The French art historian
2120:Modigliani was buried in
1656:circle of acquaintances.
1608:When the British painter
1303:New Orleans Museum of Art
1299:Portrait of a Young Woman
980:Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec
924:Nu Couché au coussin Bleu
873:for penniless artists in
737:Early literary influences
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4895:Centro d'Arte Modigliani
4350:. Columbia. p. 213.
4277:South China Morning Post
3449:Klein, Mason, et al., 56
2523:(1919), stolen from the
2476:Portrait of Jean Cocteau
2229:, last updated in 1972.
2211:Modigliani: Man and Myth
1393:, unknown, before 1919,
899:The poet and journalist
570:1915, private collection
5033:Italian modern painters
4734:Nude Sitting on a Divan
4252:. BBC News. 20 May 2010
4077:www.theartnewspaper.com
3936:www.theartnewspaper.com
3403:hoakley (13 May 2020).
3250:Werner, Alfred (1967).
3216:Werner, Alfred (1985).
3127:Werner, Alfred (1967).
2985:Werner, Alfred (1967).
2925:Werner, Alfred (1967).
2872:Werner, Alfred (1967).
2801:Modigliani: A Biography
2744:"Klein, Mason, et al.,
2702:Werner, Alfred (1967).
2630:Nude Sitting on a Divan
2438:Danish National Gallery
1801:National Gallery of Art
1780:Nude Sitting on a Divan
1665:Nude Sitting on a Divan
1377:National Gallery of Art
1356:, 1919, oil on canvas,
1285:Centre Georges Pompidou
692:Accademia di Belle Arti
102:Accademia di Belle Arti
5068:Jewish School of Paris
5058:20th-century squatters
5018:Jewish Italian artists
4998:Italian male sculptors
4758:Seated Man with a Cane
4726:Nude on a Blue Cushion
4574:Yitzhak Frenkel Frenel
4442:Young Woman in a Shirt
4389:, ed. (October 1951).
4273:"Artistic Impressions"
4052:www.modigliani1909.com
3825:The Modigliani Project
3775:18 August 2012 at the
3277:Retrieved 21 July 2015
2644:Seated Man with a Cane
2502:Honolulu Museum of Art
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1797:Nude on a Blue Cushion
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5043:Painters from Tuscany
5023:Jewish French artists
5003:Italian Sephardi Jews
4993:Italian male painters
4473:"Modigliani Unmasked"
2456:Portrait of Juan Gris
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2370:Principal photography
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2107:tubercular meningitis
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5048:People of Montmartre
3035:Mann, Carol (1980).
3010:Mann, Carol (1980).
2953:Mann, Carol (1980).
2900:Mann, Carol (1980).
2601:Selected exhibitions
2346:(2004), directed by
2332:(1958), directed by
2233:(1929 and 1956) and
2223:catalogues raisonnés
2217:Catalogues raisonnés
2169:Renaissance painters
2126:CimetiĂšre de Bagneux
2067:improve this article
1909:improve this article
1782:("La Belle Romaine")
1619:poet and art dealer
1411:, 1919, stolen from
1099:Head of a Young Girl
1052:Musée de l'Orangerie
843:He later befriended
752:Comte de Lautréamont
588:Giulio Cesare Vinzio
485:improve this article
3545:on 29 February 2008
3378:"Amedeo Modigliani"
3189:"Women in Art, PDF"
2340:as Modigliani; and
1484:Constantin BrĂąncuÈi
1432:Montparnasse, Paris
500:"Amedeo Modigliani"
446:Italian Renaissance
297:Constantin BrĂąncuÈi
4774:The Little Peasant
4462:www.Modigliani.org
4407:Modigliani: A Life
4237:Modigliani: A Life
4130:The New York Times
3893:The New York Times
3874:The New York Times
3857:. 3 November 2010.
3593:"Jeanne HĂ©buterne"
3466:The New York Times
3363:Deadline Hollywood
2754:on 22 October 2014
2691:on 30 August 2019.
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2390:Modigliani: A Life
2376:Critical reactions
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2004:Giorgio de Chirico
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4884:Jeanne Modigliani
4880:(common-law wife)
4631:Amedeo Modigliani
4597:
4596:
4589:Abraham Mintchine
4584:Amedeo Modigliani
4516:Secret Modigliani
4505:Amedeo Modigliani
4452:
4451:
4079:. 11 January 2018
3938:. 30 April 2002.
3781:The Art Newspaper
3730:The Art Newspaper
3659:Secrest, Meryle,
3577:978-0-307-59547-8
3382:The Israel Museum
3287:Secrest, Meryle,
3252:Amedeo Modigliani
3219:Amedeo Modigliani
3194:. shareholder.com
3129:Amedeo Modigliani
2987:Amedeo Modigliani
2927:Amedeo Modigliani
2874:Amedeo Modigliani
2859:Amedeo Modigliani
2704:Amedeo Modigliani
2528:Modern Art Museum
2247:Christian Parisot
2235:Joseph Lanthemann
2231:Arthur Pfannstiel
2099:
2098:
2091:
2039:Death and funeral
1963:Tsuguharu Foujita
1941:
1940:
1933:
1638:LĂ©opold Zborowski
1621:LĂ©opold Zborowski
1599:Beatrice Hastings
1582:At the outset of
1336:Beatrice Hastings
1175:Beatrice Hastings
707:, or the clichéd
705:teenage rebellion
592:Manlio Martinelli
561:
560:
553:
535:
451:Guglielmo Micheli
428:Art student years
210:
209:
183:Jeanne Modigliani
25:Amedeo Modigliani
5075:
5038:Modern sculptors
4878:Jeanne HĂ©buterne
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4174:. 12 August 2023
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3827:. Archived from
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3633:(22 June 2002).
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2785:Secrest (2011),
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2772:Secrest (2011),
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2759:
2750:. Archived from
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2692:
2687:. Archived from
2677:
2545:Marios Varvoglis
2521:Woman with a Fan
2382:Peter Schjeldahl
2279:Jeanne HĂ©buterne
2275:La Belle Romaine
2094:
2087:
2083:
2080:
2074:
2051:
2043:
2020:Jeanne HĂ©buterne
1959:Jeanne HĂ©buterne
1948:Jeanne HĂ©buterne
1936:
1929:
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1922:
1916:
1893:
1885:
1881:Jeanne HĂ©buterne
1851:
1831:
1811:
1793:
1775:
1757:
1737:
1717:
1697:
1603:Madame Pompadour
1548:Jacques Lipchitz
1423:
1409:Woman with a Fan
1405:
1387:
1369:
1350:
1332:
1313:
1295:
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1231:Jeanne HĂ©buterne
1223:
1212:Galleria Sabauda
1202:
1187:
1169:
1145:
1128:
1110:
1095:
1077:
1062:
1040:
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1007:
997:Gallery of works
953:Vincent van Gogh
901:Louis Latourette
855:Le Bateau-Lavoir
653:Giovanni Fattori
626:Domenico Morelli
616:Toulouse-Lautrec
612:Giovanni Boldini
556:
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336:Sephardic Jewish
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140:Madame Pompadour
128:
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65:Kingdom of Italy
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4844:Montparnasse 19
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4429:External videos
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4403:Secrest, Meryle
4395:Black Sun Press
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4380:Further reading
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4346:Steyn, Juliet.
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4022:www.thelocal.it
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2227:Ambrogio Ceroni
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1647:1917 Paris Show
1629:
1564:
1552:Blaise Cendrars
1516:
1495:outbreak of war
1491:Salon d'Automne
1454:
1442:Salon d'Automne
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4694:Reclining Nude
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4553:Ăcole de Paris
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4422:External links
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4387:Caresse Crosby
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4232:The New Yorker
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3105:on 7 July 2013
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3075:on 7 July 2013
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2338:GĂ©rard Philipe
2334:Jacques Becker
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301:Section d'Or
212:
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148:in Red Shawl
144:
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127:Notable work
77:(1920-01-24)
57:12 July 1884
18:
4933:1920 deaths
4928:1884 births
4863:(2024 film)
4855:(2004 film)
4847:(1958 film)
4828:(1910/1912)
4766:Seated Nude
4702:Seated Nude
4678:Seated Nude
4458:art PubHist
4364:. Widewalls
4104:Artnet News
3996:Vanity Fair
3971:Vanity Fair
3911:ARTnews.com
3692:14 December
3498:10 November
3198:7 September
2787:Modigilani,
2774:Modigilani,
2728:Modigilani,
2662:Hilla Rebay
2566:(1910/1912)
2500:(c. 1918),
2498:Seated Nude
2494:(1917-1918)
2436:, c. 1918,
2356:Johnny Depp
2352:Andy GarcĂa
2192:avant-garde
1836:Seated Nude
1742:Seated Nude
1705:, c. 1916,
1584:World War I
1461:Female Head
1446:the Cubists
1444:along with
1360:, SĂŁo Paulo
1323:, Jerusalem
1048:Novo Pilota
1029:The Cellist
861:Modigliani
830:avant-garde
777:Surrealists
767:Lautréamont
713:bohemianism
630:Macchiaioli
596:Gino Romiti
289:Renaissance
37:Modigliani
4917:Categories
4886:(daughter)
4852:Modigliani
4836:Portrayals
4817:Sculptures
3821:"About Us"
3661:Modigliani
3603:(7): 710.
3567:Modigliani
3523:27 January
3388:26 October
3342:8809042077
3333:Modigliani
3320:080219740X
3298:0307595471
3289:Modigliani
3037:Modigliani
3012:Modigliani
2955:Modigliani
2902:Modigliani
2828:Modigliani
2668:References
2553:Sculptures
2361:Modigliani
2348:Mick Davis
2343:Modigliani
2292:Christie's
2290:, sold at
2268:Art market
2181:Surrealism
2163:Influences
1821:Liu Yiqian
1679:Christie's
875:Montmartre
782:D'Annunzio
744:Baudelaire
511:newspapers
338:family in
53:1884-07-12
4785:(c. 1918)
4710:Nu couché
4638:Paintings
4485:"Review:
4393:. Paris:
4178:17 August
4135:17 August
4109:17 August
4057:17 August
4002:17 August
3715:magazine.
2789:pp. 34â35
2776:pp. 24â25
2726:Secrest,
2637:Nu couché
2491:Nu couché
2444:Paintings
2392:, wrote:
2380:In 2011,
2366:Al Pacino
2308:Forgeries
2302:Sotheby's
2287:Nu couché
1967:bourgeois
1816:Nu couché
1702:Iris Tree
1674:Nu couché
1589:Known as
1562:War years
1544:Max Jacob
1540:Juan Gris
1452:Sculpture
838:Juan Gris
821:Juan Gris
798:bourgeois
788:imagery.
786:Symbolist
717:Nietzsche
638:landscape
541:July 2017
351:Marseille
285:antiquity
193:Signature
120:sculpture
98:Education
4083:20 March
4032:20 March
4026:Archived
3976:20 March
3940:Archived
3916:20 March
3855:BBC News
3801:. Artnet
3773:Archived
3748:Sudpress
3617:15997010
3492:Archived
2623:See also
2421:Wikidata
2388:'s book
2300:sold at
2185:Futurism
1839:, 1918,
1799:, 1917,
1763:, 1917,
1745:, 1917,
1725:, 1917,
1375:, 1919,
1319:, 1918,
1301:, 1918,
1283:, 1918,
1265:, 1918,
1210:, 1917,
1153:, 1916,
1116:, 1916,
1050:, 1915,
1013:, 1907,
945:absinthe
941:Bohemian
863:squatted
748:Carducci
709:hedonism
632:" (from
440:and the
414:Florence
386:pleurisy
371:engineer
355:Talmudic
287:and the
267:Italian:
178:Children
157:Movement
116:Painting
106:Florence
4871:Related
4798:The Boy
4368:29 June
4282:20 July
4256:20 July
4203:Variety
3835:2 March
3805:2 March
3754:11 June
3539:"Photo"
3414:23 June
3109:16 June
2596:(1914).
2590:(1912).
2537:Skyfall
2177:Dadaism
1859:, 1917
1233:), 1918
1214:, Turin
949:hashish
937:Soutine
933:Utrillo
886:Picasso
871:commune
865:in the
857:in 1910
810:Arrival
700:hashish
667:CĂ©zanne
634:macchia
525:scholar
340:Livorno
329:Livorno
167:Partner
61:Livorno
4809:(1919)
4801:(1919)
4793:(1919)
4777:(1918)
4769:(1918)
4761:(1918)
4753:(1917)
4745:(1917)
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4673:(1916)
4665:(1915)
4657:(1915)
4649:(1915)
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3946:26 May
3712:Forbes
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2532:Trance
2517:(1919)
2509:(1918)
2486:(1917)
2478:(1916)
2472:(1916)
2466:(1915)
2458:(1915)
2452:(1907)
2322:Cinema
2207:Jeanne
2173:Cubism
2139:Legacy
2029:Jeanne
2022:, 1918
1985:, 1917
1784:, 1917
1617:Polish
1578:, 1916
1554:, and
1472:studio
1248:, 1918
1178:, 1916
1136:, 1916
1086:, 1915
1068:, 1915
975:them.
970:Output
824:, 1915
732:, 1916
663:Cubist
602:, and
527:
520:
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506:
498:
442:Uffizi
418:Venice
410:Amalfi
398:Naples
280:modern
4782:Alice
4456:Works
3192:(PDF)
2525:Paris
2433:Alice
2130:Paris
2128:near
1689:Nudes
805:Paris
646:Monet
532:JSTOR
518:books
402:Capri
4860:ModĂŹ
4825:TĂȘte
4411:ISBN
4370:2021
4284:2014
4258:2014
4210:2023
4180:2023
4137:2023
4111:2023
4085:2021
4059:2023
4034:2021
4004:2023
3978:2021
3948:2021
3918:2021
3837:2019
3807:2019
3756:2020
3694:2016
3681:ISBN
3613:PMID
3572:ISBN
3551:2009
3525:2017
3500:2015
3416:2024
3390:2022
3338:ISBN
3316:ISBN
3294:ISBN
3256:ISBN
3228:ISBN
3200:2018
3133:ISBN
3111:2013
3081:2013
3041:ISBN
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2991:ISBN
2959:ISBN
2931:ISBN
2906:ISBN
2878:ISBN
2838:ISBN
2805:ISBN
2760:2014
2708:ISBN
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2576:Head
2563:TĂȘte
2534:and
2415:See
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1871:Nice
1865:Nice
1761:Nude
1642:1918
1595:Dedo
1591:ModĂŹ
1574:and
1503:TĂȘte
1465:Tate
1193:1917
947:and
935:and
869:, a
836:and
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