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Amedeo Modigliani (1884~1920) is regarded as one of the most handsome figures among the great artists of the time.   [Image source: Google] The handsome young man had a fatal flaw—his weak and delicate body, plagued by tuberculosis throughout his life.   Amedeo Modigliani (1884~1920) is regarded as one of the greatest handsome artists of his time, hailing from Italy. Despite his good looks, Modigliani suffered from a weak and delicate constitution, battling tuberculosis for his entire life. After receiving art education in Italy, Modigliani ventured to Paris at the age of 22 in 1907, embarking on the path of a professional artist. During his time in Paris, from 1910 onwards, he dedicated several years exclusively to sculpture. His sculptures were heavily influenced by African primitive art, which also had a significant impact on the contemporary Cubist sculptors. Modigliani mainly sculpted heads, featuring extremely narrow foreheads and very long noses as distinctive traits.