Noël Alexandre - Modigliani - 1993





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Modigliani: La Collezione Paul Alexandre, by Noël Alexandre, is a hardcover Italian volume published by Umberto Allemandi & C. in 1993, in 1st edition, of 461 pages, focusing on art history with illustrated content including 451 original Modigliani drawings.
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Historic art volume titled Modigliani: The Paul Alexandre Collection, written by historian Noël Alexandre (son of Paul Alexandre) and published by the Turin publishing house Umberto Allemandi & C. for the prestigious XX Century Art Archives series. This imposing book reveals the extraordinary corpus of drawings and unpublished documents collected by Dr. Paul Alexandre, physician, intimate friend and early and foremost supporter of Amedeo Modigliani in Paris between 1907 and 1914.
Year of publication: 1993.
Author: Noël Alexandre, who has digitized, cataloged and commented on the private secret archive inherited from his father.
Page count: 461 pages in total.
Visual content: The text is essential because it catalogues and reproduces no fewer than 451 original Modigliani drawings (studies for caryatids, portraits of friends and nudes), which had remained completely unknown to the public and scholars for over eighty years.
Historic art volume titled Modigliani: The Paul Alexandre Collection, written by historian Noël Alexandre (son of Paul Alexandre) and published by the Turin publishing house Umberto Allemandi & C. for the prestigious XX Century Art Archives series. This imposing book reveals the extraordinary corpus of drawings and unpublished documents collected by Dr. Paul Alexandre, physician, intimate friend and early and foremost supporter of Amedeo Modigliani in Paris between 1907 and 1914.
Year of publication: 1993.
Author: Noël Alexandre, who has digitized, cataloged and commented on the private secret archive inherited from his father.
Page count: 461 pages in total.
Visual content: The text is essential because it catalogues and reproduces no fewer than 451 original Modigliani drawings (studies for caryatids, portraits of friends and nudes), which had remained completely unknown to the public and scholars for over eighty years.

