Portrait of a Woman 1915

Amedeo Modigliani's 1915 "Portrait of a Woman" is a striking example of his signature style. Known for his elongated figures and simplified forms, Modigliani's work captures the essence of his subjects with bold strokes and muted colors. While the subject is not immediately clear in the image, the abstract form of the portrait reflects Modigliani's exploration of figuration, a hallmark of his art. The painting's muted palette, with hints of green and blue on a warm, yellow-toned background, creates a sense of depth and intimacy, emphasizing the expressive power of Modigliani's unique artistic voice.