Hello, this item is a framed color lithographic reproduction after Amedeo Modigliani’s reclining nude compositions from circa 1917, one of the most recognizable motifs of his Paris period. The elongated figure, simplified facial features, and warm ochre palette directly reference Modigliani’s famous Nu couché series, whose originals are oil paintings on canvas now held in major museums and private collections worldwide. The example shown here is not an original Modigliani work and not an early authorized lithograph, but a later decorative print, most likely produced in the mid to late 20th century for the home décor market. There is no visible edition numbering, publisher blindstamp, or authentication marking, and the ornate modern frame further supports this as a commercial reproduction rather than a collectible fine art print.

Condition appears fair, with visible surface abrasions, discoloration, and backing wear evident in the close up images, along with general aging consistent with inexpensive framing materials. Decorative Modigliani nude reproductions of this type typically trade on the secondary market in the range of USD 40 to USD 120 depending on size, presentation, and overall condition.