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This sleek figurine is a replica
from a classic Modiglianii painting. Wouldn't it be fun to own such a
work of art yourself!
In
1912, the art of sculpture seemed to have taken a heavy toll. Amedeo
Modigliani was completely exhausted by the heavy and dusty work. He was
forced to devote his attentions once again to painting and was inspired by
Chaïm Soutine, his new neighbor. He was particularly impressed by the
technique and definitive lines of this Lithuanian Impressionist.
Modigliani
chose the caryatid as the subject of his art on a number of occasions.
Originally the Caryatid (Kariatide, 1913) was a pilaster in the form of a
sculptured female figure, illustrating how sculpture continued to play a role
in his paintings.
Note
the original painting that was used as a base for this sculpture in "Other
Images"
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Features
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- Makes a stunnning gift for the art lover
- Becomes an instant conversation starter
- Highlights any art collection
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Specifications
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Size |
5 3/4 in. x 3 3/4 in. x 2 3/8 in. |
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Material |
Museum quality solid resin |
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Finish |
Hand colored details |
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Shipping Weight |
4 Lbs |
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See Also
Other Images
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