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Morgan Russell

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American, 1886-1953

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Study for "Synchromy in Orange: To Form" , 1913-1914
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Synchromy in Orange: To Form , 1913-1914

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A pale-skinned young woman standing with her hands folded in front of her fills this tall rectangular canvas. Behind her, a dark interior space with hexagonal terra cotta tiles on the floor is visible. The woman’s brown hair is tied back, and she has an elongated neck and rosy cheeks. Her eyes are featureless blue-gray ovals. She is wearing black shoes and a black dress with a white collar. The artist’s signature, Modigliani, floats in the top-right corner of the canvas, above the woman’s head. — Amedeo Modigliani

La Jeune bonne (The Servant Girl) , ca. 1918

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