The model colloquially known as Elvira has appeared in as many as four paintings by Amedeo Modigliani, all likely painted between 1918 and 1919.1 Described variously as a child of the people, a living doll and a beautiful model, who, moreover, had warm Italian blood in her veins, we know little about the life of the woman depicted or about her relationship with the artist.2 Two of these Elvira paintings, Elvira Resting at a Table from the Saint Louis Art Museum (C270
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