Literature

In 1965, Ambrogio Ceroni (1907–1970), the Italian scholar and Modigliani specialist, published his second catalogue on the artist. While focused on Modigliani's drawings and sculptures, this publication once again included reproductions of all known paintings by the artist that were recognized by the author. This represented an increase of sixty-six paintings to the earlier publication for a total of two hundred twenty-two paintings.¹

1. Anna Ceroni and Simonetta Fraquelli, "The catalogues raisonnés of Amedeo Modigliani," The Burlington Magazine CLX (March 2018): 189–95.