Does anyone know how I might get a good image of this? I’ve found a few partial shots online and watched clips but they don’t include it in it’s entirety. I realize you all probably have about the same access to such a thing as I do, but all you smarties never cease to amaze me so I figured I’d give it a try. If you haven’t guessed, IT is the theme of my Halloween decorating this year.
Thanks in advance for any help.
If you don’t have any luck, you could substitute a random Modigliani female portrait.
You might try a screen shot around the :20 second mark.
Here ya go. $8 for a print.
Holy crap! I’ve been searching, SCOURING!, I say, and you just put your magic fingers right on it! Thanks, I owe ya one:) And thanks also to **Ike **and **Mads ** for trying
My google fu is strong. 
Happy to help!
Without spoiling anything, how does that picture figure in the movie?
Without spoiling anything?
It hangs on a wall 
I don’t think (at least I hope) I’m not spoiling anything by saying it figures in what is, to me, the creepiest, most effective scene in the film.
I LOLed at that!! WOOKINPANUB, I’m guessing you want it for a Halloween decoration? That would creep me the hell out to have it permanently hanging on the walls of my house!
Hee, no kidding. The director has spoken about how the premise of being scared of a painting is based on his own childhood.I bet most of us can remember something around our or a relative’s home that freaked us out. For me, it was Mrs. Ming (my Dad’s name for her; the real name is Chinese Girl). I guess that’s what makes the scene so relatable, for me anyway.
