Livorno painter Ulvi Liegi, an anagram of Luigi Moses Levi (Livorno, 1858- 1939).<\/p>\n
Liegi first studied with Carlo Mark\u00f2 jr. and Luigi Corsi.
\nIn 1880 he moved to Florence. He attended the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence with Ciaranfi.<\/p>\n
He interrupted his regular studies to try his hand at landscape, on the real inspired by the late Macchiaiolism of Telemaco Signorini and Fattori.<\/p>\n
Made his debut in 1882 with works influenced by his frequentation of Signorini, Fattori and the Tommasi.<\/p>\n
In 1886 he exhibited at the First Livorno Art Exhibition, in the famous Pancaldi bathhouse.Paris and Impressionism<\/p>\n
Arrived in Paris in 1886, where he met the painter Federico Zandomeneghi.
\nIn 1889, Telemaco Signorini chose two works by Ulvi Liegi: Surroundings in Florence and The Evening to send to the Universal Exhibition in Paris.<\/p>\n
From 1895 he settled in Florence and throughout his career, he had an intense and qualified exhibition activity.<\/p>\n
Lifelong member and president of the Labronico Group, he moved from the influence of the second-generation Macchiaioli to the international \u201cpostimpressionist\u201d movement.<\/p>\n
Performs in particular landscapes marked by vivid chromatism.<\/p>\n
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