Casa natale di Amedeo Modigliani, Italian art historical residence in Livorno, Italy.

Casa natale di Amedeo Modigliani is a 19th-century apartment block at Via Roma 38 in Livorno, near Piazza Attias. On the first floor, one flat holds a display space with photographs, autograph documents and material on the painter, who was born here on 12 July 1884. The building is a private condominium and the space opens only occasionally by appointment.

Amedeo Modigliani was born here on 12 July 1884, the fourth child of a family of Livorno's Jewish community. His mother ran a private cultural and language school in the house that gained a reputation as the best in the city. The house-museum opened in 2004, fulfilling a wish expressed by his daughter Jeanne shortly before her death in 1984.

Modigliani was born here in 1884 into a family of Livorno's Jewish community. His mother ran a private school in the house teaching cultural subjects and languages, which gained a reputation as the best school in the city. The museum opened in 2004, fulfilling a wish expressed by the artist's daughter Jeanne shortly before her death in 1984.

The house stands at Via Roma 38, near Piazza Attias, in a private 19th-century condominium. The first-floor space is not open to the public: access is only occasional and by appointment, so arrange a visit in advance rather than simply turning up.

The apartment-museum opened in 2004, fulfilling a wish expressed by Modigliani's daughter Jeanne shortly before her death in 1984: that her father's family home become a centre for studying his work. It is run by Guastalla Centro Arte in Livorno.