Jeanne Hebuterne In A Large Hat Belgian Tapestry Wall Hanging – 18 in. x 23 in. Cotton by Amedeo Modigliani

Perhaps the most famous of expressionistic artwork by Almedo Modigliani, “Jeanne Hebuterne in a Large Hat” was inspired by his wife in 1918. The Italian born painter moved to Paris in 1906 where he would go on to create artwork in the Paris Salons of the 1920’s with other famous artist of the period including Picasso, Renoir, Chagall, and Braque. Our namesake tapestry is a textile replica of Modigliani’s iconic portrait replete with his signature exaggerations and distortions of the human form such as an elongated neck, long nose, mask-like face and almond shaped eyes. The eyes he left without pupils, believing he could not paint the eyes entirely until he knew the person’s soul. This tapestry will become a conversation piece when hung in the home above the mantel, in a large powder room, or a bedroom. Woven in Belgium from 100% cotton. Backed with lining for a finished look and tunneled for ease of installation.

Brand:
Artist:	Amedeo Modigliani
Composition:	100% Cotton.
Finish:	Backed with lining and tunnel for easy hanging
Origin:	Woven in Belgium
Color:	Orange

Dimensions:	Weight:
H: 23" - W: 18"	2 lbs
H: 38" - W: 27"	3 lbs

A modern art tapestry that doubles as gallery‑worthy décor

Channel the spirit of early 20th‑century modernism with this striking modern art tapestry inspired by Amedeo Modigliani. The abstract portrait wall hanging depicts the artist’s signature elongated forms, soft yet expressive facial features, and a refined palette centered on warm oranges and subtle contrasts. Against the textile surface, the figure’s calm, contemplative gaze and elegant hat become a focal point that instantly elevates living rooms, bedrooms, studios, or any wall that needs a bold yet tasteful statement.

Because this is a woven tapestry, not a print, it has real texture, presence, and depth—qualities that make it feel like lasting belgian tapestry wall art rather than a temporary accent. Its orange tones work beautifully with neutral interiors, wood finishes, or black‑metal accents, giving a room color without overwhelming it.

True Belgian craftsmanship with thoughtful finishing

Woven in Belgium from 100% cotton, the piece reflects the heritage and quality associated with classic belgian tapestries. The solid cotton weave keeps the colors rich and the details crisp over time, while still offering the soft, tactile feel you want from an heirloom textile. Specs on the listing confirm the high‑quality build: it is backed with lining and has a tunnel for easy hanging, so it drapes neatly and stays securely on display.

Practical details are strong, too. It is listed In Stock and typically ships within 3–8 days, useful if you’re planning a quick room refresh or gift. Two sizes are offered—23 × 18 in for more compact walls, or 38 × 27 in when you want a bigger visual impact—giving flexibility depending on space and layout.

This balance of craft, material, and practicality is exactly what collectors and design‑minded buyers look for in a premium Belgian wall tapestry.

A versatile, art‑driven anchor for contemporary interiors

Whether your décor leans modern, minimalist, or eclectic, this tapestry serves as a powerful anchor piece:

-Works in contemporary or minimalist rooms where a single artwork defines the mood

-Fits art‑driven interiors that mix sculptures, framed prints, or other woven pieces without feeling visually busy

-Adds warmth to neutral palettes or pairs with compmentary colors like deep blues, greens, or brass accents

The abstract portrait style is a sophisticated alternative to more literal or busy prints. It reads as high art, not just décor, which is why it plays well in spaces that double as creative studios, guest rooms, or stylish home offices.

Rooted in art history, designed for everyday living

The design references Modigliani’s well‑known portraits of Jeanne Hébuterne—works that are widely documented and celebrated for their unique aesthetic. Sources on the artist’s portrait series note the distinct stylization, graceful lines, and contemplative mood typical of these pieces. For example, curated archives describe portraits of Jeanne Hébuterne with an air of grace, surrealism, and a tranquil atmosphere, highlighting Modigliani’s signature approach to form and color.

By translating this artistic legacy into a woven Belgian tapestry, the product becomes more than a decorative object—it’s a tactile, everyday expression of modern art history. Hang it where light or soft lamps can accentuate its texture, or use it to add dramatic personality to otherwise plain walls. In either case, it gives you a blend of culture, craftsmanship, and bold visual style that’s easy to live with.