This statuette is a three-dimensional reproductionof Amedeo Modigliani's painting "Jeanne Hebuterne" of 1918.

The statuette, made and painted by hand, depicts the profile of Jeanne Hébuterne, the girl with particular beauty, companion, model and muse of the master. Their romantic relationship lasted until the painter's death.

The work portrays the painter at twenty years old and is characterized by a sinuous and elongated neck like all her portraits. Modigliani's style in painting women creates a true ideal of female beauty. The young woman has hair that frames her forehead and thin lips colored red.

The statue was crafted and hand painted by him expert and qualified craftsmen.

Characteristics

• Material: porcelain resin
• Dimensions: 11,5 x 6,5 cm (4.53 x 2.60 inches)
• Weight: 310 gr
• Made in Europe 

Historical Curiosities

Amedeo Modigliani is one of the most famous Italian painters and sculptors of the twentieth century, known for his unique style that blends cubist influences with a modern sensibility. Modigliani's portraits are distinguished by their long necks and intense gazes, which convey a sense of grace and mystery. The artist was fascinated by the female figure, and his works aim to represent an idealized idea of ​​beauty.

The choice to portray women with accessories such as hats and elegant dresses was a way to enhance femininity and elegance, creating ethereal and symbolic figures.