Anna (Hanka) Zabrowska 1916

"Anna (Hanka) Zabrowska" is a 1916 oil painting by Italian artist Amedeo Modigliani. The painting depicts a young woman, Anna, with a simplified and elongated face, a characteristic style of Modigliani's portraiture. The background is a simplified interpretation of a room setting with a palette of browns, oranges, and reds. Modigliani's portraiture, often considered part of the Expressionist movement, is known for its focus on capturing the essence of the subject, rather than a realistic likeness.