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Slim face, round glasses and minimal mustache. In 1954, Almada Negreiros executed O Portrait of Fernando Pessoa for the Irmãos Unidos restaurant, in Praça do Rossio, nº 110, frequented by the collaborators of the famous magazine Orpheu. The painting became the icon of Fernando Pessoa and modernity of Almada Negreiros artist.

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Theodor Aman, a Romanian painter ( 1831-1891), created the art piece. The painting is on display at the National Museum of Art of Romania

A simple still-life with roses, one is tempted to say. And yet as soon as we notice the fan, books and the metal bowl containing notes, letters and an elegant pair of beige leather gloves next to the flowers, we understand there is more to it than meets the eye. The artist spells out a visual riddle. Each element plays a part in portraying an invisible but highly elegant, refined person.

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The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dalí (1931)

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The Persistence of Memory by Salvador Dalí (1931)

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In this painting there is the sea in the background and a cliff (a small mountain) in the top right hand corner. This cliff in the background is looking at the sea. At the top we can see the sunset sky in yellow and blue lighting the cliff and the sea.

On the left we can see a table with a tree growing on it. On a branch of the tree there is a melting clock. In the corner of the table, there are two more clocks, one is melting and the other is a pocket clock which is closed.

Between the table and the sea there is an enormous area of sand in brown colours.

In the middle of the painting, there is also the head of a bird melting in the sand too with a melting clock on it. Although the experts say that it’s not the head of a bird (although it looks like) but a part of the face of the painter. We can identify his eye with long eyelashes.

The predominant colours in the painting are orange, brown, blue and yellow. The sky is blue and yellow because of sunset. The sand is brown. The cliff in the background has orange colours because of the light. The table on the left is brown too. The closed pocket clock is orange. The melting clocks have their faces white and the hands and numbers of the clock are black.

This work of art by Salvador Dalí is called “The Persistence of Memory” and he painted it in 1931. It's a surrealistic painting and is exhibited in the Museum of Modern Art in New York City since 1934.

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This painting was painted by Plinio Nomellini. Nomellini was born in Livorno in 1866. In 1885 he enrolled at the Florence Academy of Fine Arts. Some of his paintings can be admired at Museo Fattori in Livorno.
We are outside. In the background of this painting there is a countryside landscape, on the left  there is a small brown horse and to the right there is a boy with brown eyes and brown hair, he has a white t-shirt and white shorts, but he hasn’t  shoes.

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Pietro Mascagni, by Angiolo Tommasi (1858-1923).

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Pietro Mascagni, by Angiolo Tommasi (1858-1923).

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This is a portrait by Angiolo Tommasi, a painter from Livorno, that portrays a popular musician from Livorno, Pietro Msscagni while playing the piano and smoking a cigarette.

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oil on wood

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Zeynep Sena Heptaş