Red Haired Young Man
Pfannstiel Lanthemann Ceroni J. Modigliani Parisot Patani Restellini Wayne
YES NO NO -Widow YES YES YES NO YES ?
Date 1919 ?
Title Red Haired young man - The student - Young man bust - boy with red hair
Materials Oil on canvas
Size 61 x 46 cm
Signature: Signed "modigliani " top right
Actual Location Private Collection ?
Provenance -?-

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Moise Kisling (until 1936)
Dr. Bernard (acquired previous to the war?)
Marya Rubinstein Bernard - Adir Collection (inherited in 1964)
Bernard Adir (inherited in 1977)
J. Ferrer-Fort Collection (acquired in 1984)
Company Mobiliere CCP, Paris (acquired to above in March 2002)
Association of lect-Fontana-Toures-Kohn-Bonaglia (acquired to above in June 2002)
Anglo Russian Paricular, Collection RF (acquired to above in 2005)
Private Collection (Acquired to above in 2012)
Kad gallery, Brussels?
Private Collection?
March Collection, Madrid ?

In process

Bibliography -?-

Various by Parisot

In process


Exhibitions -?-

Tel Aviv, Opening exhibition, Museum of Tel Aviv, 1971 - nº 58
Gallery Il Milione, Milano, 1971
Girona, Modigliani y la Escuela de París, Fontana d´Or, Caixa Girona (Curated by Christian Parisot) 2002
Barcelona, Modigliani y la Escuela de París, Fundación Vila Casas (Curated by Christian Parisot) 2002
Segovia, Modigliani y la Escuela de París, Caja Segovia. Obra Social y Cultural (Curated by Christian Parisot) 2002
Venezia, Modigliani and Montparnos, Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana, 2005
Sardaigne Cagliari, Modigliani and Montparnos, Castello di San Michele, 2005
Domodossola, Musée Villa Liberty, 2005
Genova, Modigliani, Palazzo Duccale, 2017
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In process

Other Not in D'Atri papers

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NOTE: the painting was among the Genova exhibition scandal and was not retained by the police because of the Restellini expertise

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Expertise by Arthur Pfannstiel dated 12.02.1965

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Expertise by Arthur Pfannstiel dated 12.12.1967

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Expertise by Hanka Zborowska undated saying she saw this painting at the Moise Kisling atelier until 1936

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Expertise by Galerie ill Milione dated 15.06.1973

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Expertise by Angela Ceroni (widow of Ceroni) saying that the painting is filed by his husband as authenthic dated 09.06.1976

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Expertise by Jeanne Modigliani dated 02.11.1984

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Expertise by Marc Restellini/Wildenstein Institute - nº 000106/7065/757 dated 06.01.2000 with the intention of publishing the work in his future catalogue raisonne
With the text:
" I made the certificate after submitting the work to convincing scientific criteria.
Extracts of pigments showed that they contained a particular physical component, characteristic of the corresponding period of A. Modigliani...
a forger couldn't know such a detail"

( he is the only one that has detected...)
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Expertise by Angela Ceroni (widow of Ceroni) saying that the painting is filed by his husband as authenthic dated 19.03.2002

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Certificate by Maya Rubinstein -Bernard Adir dated 10.03.2002

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Certificate by Parisot dated 21.02.2005

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In the painting documents they inform the portrayed is Noel Alexandre, son of Paul Alexandre and because of the divorce of their parents Modigliani did two copies
one for each parent.

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Probably this other painting may be a sketch for the larger composition or copies made by the author as some experts suggest?

Student amedeo modigliani - Red haired young men amedeo modigliani - Student amedeo modigliani
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Detail of signature:

signature

The signature of the painting is absolutely anomalous, it is made in black oil. The "m" is painted in two strokes, the "o" is aalone, the "d" is alone,
the "g" is painted in a singular way, non balanced and with a very linear body, the "a" joins to the "n" in upper side (something that Restellini say is not possible and that he has never seen this feature in Modigliani's work)
The linearity of the signature is almost complete in design with a light curve in the center , but of course this does not means nothing, only old fashion art historians/connosieurs would
dare to say it's fake based on this stupid and pointless dissertation, a total nonsense.

Signatures in Modigliani have no rules and to say that there are is like saying he signed with a stamp...


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Both portraits one on top of the other to show the lines and how one painting is almost an exact copy of the other.
On top the Guggenheim work and on the back the private collection one:

ears


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Detail of the ears where the drawing in black line is clearly visible and is detailed in color

ears


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NOTE:

For the Guggenheim collection and the big portrait:
Marc Restellini has suggested that he might be a member of the family of Dr. Raymond-Jacques Sabouraud (1864-1938), Modigliani's first known landlord in the south of France and the earliest
recorded owner of the bust-length portrait of the same sitter former in the Guggenheim collection.
Sabouraud was a renowned dermatologist at the Hôpital Saint-Louis in Paris, as well as an accomplished painter, sculptor, and musician.

For the actual painting;
He informs the portrayed is Noel Alexandre, son of Paul Alexandre and because of the divorce of their parents Modigliani did two copies one for each parent.
No idea why he changed the portrayed identity in this particular painting while he keep the Sabouraud identity on the others.



Guggenheim Version (dated 1919): ----------------------------------------------Young man (dated 1919) -------------------------------------Private Collection Version (dated 1919)
Student amedeo modigliani - Red haired young men amedeo modigliani - Student amedeo modigliani


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