Modigliani Statue – Caryatid standing nude (1912)

About Modigliani statue – Caryatid series – Standing nude woman

This Modigliani statue replica represents a nude Caryatid woman standing and his part of a collection of 26 sculpted pieces. The original statue is made from limestone but the replica is made from resin. Modigliani shaped a collection of 26 statues, mostly heads, and two human bodies with characteristics of a Caryatid. The original statue is the highest one he has ever created and clearly shows his fascination for Oceania culture. This Modigliani statue comes with an explanation card with interesting facts and a biography the Artist life and artworks.

• Size: 11″H x 2.5″W x 2.25″D
• Material: resin with a yellow stone finish.
• Weight (lbs): 2 lbs, ship wt est: 4
• Care instruction: Dust cloth

Check out also one of Modigliani’s Woman’s head statue.

About Modigliani

The Italian painter and sculptor, Amedeo Modigliani, learned the skill of sculpting at a very young age. He nurtured his inspiration in his fascination for African and Oceanian art of sculpting. A Modigliani statue or painting is immediately recognized because of his vertical lines and elongation of shapes.