Choosing a portrait for its presence
A dark garment, green blouse or folded hands changes how you see a figure. These three works invite you to look beyond the face and choose a complete composition.

Woman with Blue Eyes: contrast in the clothing
A dark-clothed figure stands against a blue-green background, with a pale hand drawing the eye. The elongated face and vertical framing give the portrait a clear presence. This reproduction can suit a warm-toned wall while leaving the background’s subtle colours visible.
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Young Girl in a Green Blouse: a lighter palette
The pale green blouse echoes a light face against ochre and red areas. Large colour fields make the composition easy to read before its details. This vertical print can suit a study or hallway where you want a figure without a busy background.
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Chaïm Soutine: a seated pose
The close hands and dark clothing structure the lower portrait, while the face stands out against a lighter background. The vertical framing gives the body visible space. Compare this presence with more closely cropped busts before choosing a place for it.
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Face, bust or seated figure
Framing shapes your relationship to a portrait. A close face draws attention to its features; a seated figure also invites you to look at shoulders, arms and hands. The collection offers several poses. Notice how the person occupies the height and how much space remains around them. This can matter more than a colour mentioned in the title.
Look at the portrait’s background
Ochre, red and blue-green backgrounds support the figures in different ways. A large dark area stands out differently against a white wall and a coloured one. Compare the picture with your furniture and the room’s light. You can echo a secondary tone in a textile or let the reproduction carry the colour combination alone.
A collection focused on portraits
The active works mainly show women and men, including named portraits. Browse the selection to compare clothing, expressions and attitudes. This is a focused portrait collection, not a survey of Modigliani’s entire work. Each product image is your reference for the precise composition and sizes offered.
The canvas print you receive
The image is reproduced as a print on canvas. Any brushstroke or texture effect visible in the image is part of the printed design.
The textured canvas has a matte finish and is stretched over a wooden stretcher frame. The edges are printed and hanging hardware is included. The stretcher supports the canvas; it is different from an outer decorative frame.
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Your questions about this collection
Are all the portraits in this collection of women?
No. The selection also includes male portraits, such as Chaïm Soutine and Léon Bakst. Compare the works in the grid to choose a pose and palette as well as a subject.
Which portrait suits a room in warm colours?
Ochre and red backgrounds can extend a warm palette. A blue-green background creates more contrast. Also note how much space a dark garment occupies: it can structure much of the canvas.
Are these portraits painted to order?
The collection offers reproductions of the images shown, printed on canvas. Your size choice applies to the selected work. The material, finish and accessories are specified on each product page.