Jeanne Hebuterne with a big hat (Modigliani reMix)

Original artwork

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.

Auction price · €44

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Artist

MARROIAK

Authenticity

Signed original artwork

Size

22 x 19 cm approx.

Medium

Watercolor, ink and colored pencils on paper

Support

Watercolor paper

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Winner

1 week ago
  • mtorregrosac · Gandia, Valencia · Spain

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