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Nu couché Poster

Nu couché Poster

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Nu couché (1917) by Amedeo Modigliani

Modigliani’s bold use of color and sensual lines in this iconic reclining nude evokes both intimacy and sophistication, making it a striking centerpiece that reflects the artist’s unique vision and adds timeless allure to any modern living space.

Our posters are printed on thick (230gsm) acid-free matte art paper, using a long-lasting UV-resistant ink. We also offer the option of printing on textured canvas (300gsm), more flexible and resistant. Our frames are made of either light and resistant aluminium, or solid wood. More details in our FAQ

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About the Artist

Amedeo Modigliani, born in Livorno in 1884 and active in Paris until his death in 1920, was a pivotal figure of the School of Paris. Renowned for his portraits and nudes, Modigliani drew inspiration from archaic sculpture and African art, merging these influences with the modernist currents of his time. His work is marked by a search for purity of form and emotional depth, often exploring the complexities of human vulnerability and beauty.

During the late 1910s, Modigliani’s nudes sparked both acclaim and scandal in Parisian art circles, reflecting shifting attitudes toward the body and intimacy in modern art. His legacy endures among collectors and enthusiasts, making his works a natural fit within our famous artists wall art and classic art posters collections.

The Artwork

Nu couché, painted in 1917, marks a defining moment in Modigliani’s career when he placed the reclining nude at the forefront of his artistic exploration. Created during a period of cultural upheaval, the work reimagines the classical nude for a modern audience, emphasizing both sensuality and introspection. The painting is closely associated with Modigliani’s groundbreaking solo exhibition in Paris, where its frank depiction of the human form challenged contemporary norms and contributed to the evolving dialogue on art and society.

This piece stands as a testament to Modigliani’s ability to blend tradition with innovation, capturing the quiet dignity and immediacy of his subject while reflecting the spirit of early twentieth-century Paris.

Style & Characteristics

The composition features a nude figure reclining across the canvas, her elongated form outlined with fluid, continuous lines. Modigliani employs deep reds and warm flesh tones for the bedding and skin, contrasted by cooler blue and black accents in the background and shadows. The figure’s sculptural contours and simplified features create a sense of elegance and calm, while the bold color palette enhances the intimate, contemplative mood.

The painting’s harmonious balance of color and form exemplifies Modigliani’s modernist approach, making this art print a striking focal point in any setting. The subtle gradations and expressive lines invite both distant admiration and close inspection.

In Interior Design

This Modigliani art print brings a sense of refined sensuality and tranquility to bedrooms, reading nooks, or sophisticated living spaces. Its rich reds and blues pair beautifully with natural wood, linen, and matte black or walnut frames from our frames collection.

For a cohesive look, echo the artwork’s palette with terracotta accents or muted textiles, and balance the composition with cool grey or off-white walls. It also complements pieces from our erotic art selection, offering a museum-quality touch to curated gallery walls.