1. Modigliani: Young Woman Of The People
... visionary role of his sitters' eyes and the expression beyond individualism, all in his later portraits. He developed his portraits from drawings and studies of the subject. He became more stylized after leaving Paris in 1918; only his chosen motifs for his portraits still displayed the influence of Cézanne ... . When Modigliani left Paris, he began to paint the working class of France. He painted farm boys and servant ... girls in a smooth, anonymous manner. He depicts the subject in Young Woman of the People in ... house they worked in. The simple background displays her humble livi...
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