Jeanne Hebuterne with a big hat (Modigliani reMix)

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The Portrait of Jeanne Hébuterne with a Large Hat is one of the best-known paintings by the Italian artist Amedeo Modigliani, created between 1917 and 1918. The work was sold for 31 million dollars and currently belongs to a private collection.

This piece is an original version that I made many years ago.

Unique and original piece.

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Current estimated value: 41 (-6%)
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Artist

MARROIAK

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Signed original artwork

Size

22 x 19 cm approx.

Medium

Watercolor, ink and colored pencils on paper

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Watercolor paper

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Tuesday, July 28, 2026 at 22:45
  • mtorregrosac · Gandia, Valencia · Spain

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sacartas

A tote bag to proudly show the world the brand of the "best artist, according to his children," and of a brilliant artist according to his buyers.

Alejandro

Drawing as a way of life and not as a technique to be "learned""

yoga way

A real pleasure that you share your passion with us and also know how to transmit it in such a beautiful way. Drawing is an art, we all know that, but you also have to build the concept and not just stay in the technique. Great learning and great your words! Thank you 🙂 Thank you

Juan Carlos Coco

I held this book in my hands years ago, and returning to the island brought back so many memories. I tried to find it in Ibiza, but had no luck, so I got it directly from the author. It was packaged with such care and attention, and everything went perfectly. Thank you so much :)

sepoveda

I've been eyeing that little house from my best friend's window for ages... When I saw the auction, I didn't hesitate for a second... it had to be mine!!! In the end, it was mine... and my friend will receive the best gift in the world!!

Violeta Amancay

I love it. I've really enjoyed the experience of getting to know an artist like Marroiak a little. The course has been a true gift, with well-chosen, natural, and sincere words. I truly believe it's something we should all hear and read, especially when there are so many ways to create art and so few ways to distance ourselves from creativity, but we humans are soft. I think that's why we sometimes forget to enjoy it and become critical, blind. We forget that behind a work of art there's an artist, a moment, a child, feelings... and although we focus a lot on aesthetics, we must also be open to that, receptive to observing, learning, and enjoying. And well, I'm grateful, and remembering it again now... good morning! Goodbye! I'm off to draw with all my heart :D