The Unknow Modigliani - Harry N. Abrams 1993
This landmark book presents 450 masterful drawings by Amedeo Modigliani that will forever alter the Italian artist's reputation. These drawings have never before been published of exhibited, they have been in storage for more than seventy years and are the only evidence of the artist's work during the crucial years of 1906-14, until now the most obscure period in Modigliani's life.
Under the direction of Noël Alexandre, foreword by François Bergot
463p - EN - 24.5x32.5cm - hardcover - great condition
Under the direction of Noël Alexandre, foreword by François Bergot
463p - EN - 24.5x32.5cm - hardcover - great condition
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The Unknow Modigliani - Harry N. Abrams 1993
This landmark book presents 450 masterful drawings by Amedeo Modigliani that will forever alter the Italian artist's reputation. These drawings have never before been published of exhibited, they have been in storage for more than seventy years and are the only evidence of the artist's work during the crucial years of 1906-14, until now the most obscure period in Modigliani's life.
Under the direction of Noël Alexandre, foreword by François Bergot
463p - EN - 24.5x32.5cm - hardcover - great condition
Under the direction of Noël Alexandre, foreword by François Bergot
463p - EN - 24.5x32.5cm - hardcover - great condition
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This landmark book presents 450 masterful drawings by Amedeo Modigliani that will forever alter the Italian artist's reputation. These drawings have never before been published of exhibited, they have been in storage for more than seventy years and are the only evidence of the artist's work during the crucial years of 1906-14, until now the most obscure period in Modigliani's life.
Under the direction of Noël Alexandre, foreword by François Bergot
463p - EN - 24.5x32.5cm - hardcover - great condition
Under the direction of Noël Alexandre, foreword by François Bergot
463p - EN - 24.5x32.5cm - hardcover - great condition
