ARTCANVAS Portrait of Jeanne Hebuterne 1919 Canvas Art Print Stretched Framed Painting Picture Poster Giclee Wall Decor by Amedeo Modigliani - 18" x 12" (0.75" Deep)

I love art and Modigliani is a personal favorite of mine - which is why I was so pleased to find ARTCANVAS. Unlike many other companies, they provide a large selection of artwork in multiple sizes to choose from; perfect for the gallery wall I’m creating for my office! Rich in color and detail, each piece arrived carefully packaged and labeled; and the name of who was responsible for handcrafting the piece was displayed on the backside. They also provide the installation and care kit, along with easy-to-follow instructions. And since an original Modigliani is a just little out of my price point, I was happy to find such an affordable alternative!ARTCANVAS is a small business that is BIG on detail! This includes incredible customer service and personal experience - from fast shipping, to endearing follow-up e-mails, and even M&Ms; they care about what they do! I started by ordering only a few pieces to see how they would turn out, and I now have 13! I’m looking forward to purchasing the last pieces I need to finally complete my wall! All of those “long faces” make me smile - and my experience with ARTCANVAS has too!

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Modigliani's painting of Jeanne Hebuterne' s face is a typically Modigliani-elongated version of Jeanne's real-life rounded face but captures the features that makes the face recognizable. It appears to be painted circa 1919, approximately two years before the death of the painter and his subject.Jeanne Hebuterne (1898-1920) had been Modigliani's lover (for a small number of years) and already borne a child from him before Modigliani died on 24 Jan 1920. It was not an unexpected death, he had been suffering from tuberculosis for a few years. Nevertheless, Jeanne Hebuterne committed suicide at age 20/21 (throwing herself out of a fifth-story window) two days later (26 Jan 1920), pregnant. How could she not have been convinced that her best legacy to Modigliani was to bring that second child to life?