A nude framed print of Modigliani’s ‘Caryatid’ — one of dozens he drew between 1911 and 1914, when he was preoccupied with the caryatid, the classical column carved in the shape of a woman. The figure is rendered in his signature warm ochre, simplified and sculptural, against a blue-green ground.
Giclee printed on premium paper with fade-resistant inks, then framed by hand: real wood frame, smooth bright mat, shatterproof UV-resistant acrylic instead of glass. Authentically licensed. The print is adhered to a rigid backer board so it won’t ripple over time.

33 × 28 inches — a proper statement size. The warm tones make it easy to place: above a wood sideboard or console, in a dining room, over a bed. Works against cane, rattan, oak, and white walls. Made in Madison, Wisconsin.
Artwork: ‘Caryatid’ by Amedeo Modigliani, authentically licensed Print: Giclee on premium paper, fade-resistant inks, rigid backer board
Frame: 100% real wood,
1″ wide, sits 1″ off the wall;
Smooth bright mat Glazing:
Shatterproof gallery-quality acrylic,
33″H × 28″W × 1″D
Weight: 5.9 lb