Plinio Nomellini was an Italian painter. He was born in 1866 in Livorno. Already as a child his parents enabled him to teach painting. At 19, he moved to Florence after successfully applying for a scholarship to the Academy of Fine Arts. Nomellini followed with great interest the courses of
Giovanni Fattori , also from Livorno originating painter, who quickly recognized Nomellini's talent and promoted it from then on. Through him he learned the effect of light. Apart from teaching, Nomellini also spent time with his lecturer. This was co-founder of the artist group Macchiaioli, which was strong in the enforcement of realism. Nomellini regularly attended the meetings of the Macchiaoli group in the Caffè Michelangiolo.
Already at his first exhibitions, the visitors recognized Nomellini's talent for lighting conditions. His pictures stood out from the crowd. An extraordinary achievement! Diego Martelli, a well-known Italian art critic, also praised the art student in his critiques of what, in retrospect, was for his success. After graduating, the painter moved to Genoa. He dedicated himself to artistic research for years and developed his style ever further. During this period, Liguria revolted the working class. The protests held Nomellini in several works of art. Impressively, he was able to convey the mood to the viewer on site - thanks to his talent for light and color.
Meanwhile, he exhibited his works at major international art exhibitions in Milan. His independent style was popular and was always positive. Later he also devoted himself to landscape painting. He traveled through Tuscany and was impressed by the local flora and fauna. He painted people working on the field, watching animals and nature with all his senses. An irrepressible, creative force spurted out of him. He fell in love with the area so much that he finally moved to the coastal town of Viareggio. His house became a meeting place for intellectuals. He also regularly participated in major exhibitions in Rome, Florence and the Venice Biennale. Shortly before his death he returned to Florence. Here he died during World War II, in 1943. Nomellini was 77 years old.
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_polyptych_oil_on_canva_-_(MeisterDrucke-322929).jpg "Symphony of the Moon, 1899, by Plinio Nomellini (1866-1943), polyptych, oil on canvas. Italy, 19th century. Detail. by Plinio Nomellini")
 po - (MeisterDrucke-304641).jpg "Symphony of the Moon, 1899, by Plinio Nomellini (1866-1943), polyptych, oil on canvas. Italy, 19th century. Detail. by Plinio Nomellini")
 po - (MeisterDrucke-249321).jpg "Symphony of the Moon, 1899, by Plinio Nomellini (1866-1943), polyptych, oil on canvas. Italy, 19th century. Detail. by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "Woman in the moonlight, detail of the Symphony of the Moon, 1899, polyptych by Plinio Nomellini by Plinio Nomellini")
 oil on canvas 19 - (MeisterDrucke-636036).jpg "Midday, 1912, by Plinio Nomellini (1866-1943), oil on canvas, 198x198 cm, Italy, 20th century by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "Mother and son in the garden, 1904, by Plinio Nomellini by Plinio Nomellini")
 oil on - (MeisterDrucke-258448).jpg "Column of smoke, 1900, by Plinio Nomellini (1866-1943), oil on canvas, 130x122 cm. Italy, 20th century. by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "Marina and seagulls, by Plinio Nomellini by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "Shift work by Plinio Nomellini")
 oil on c - (MeisterDrucke-221536).jpg "Younger sister, 1911, by Plinio Nomellini (1866-1943), oil on canvas. Italy, 20th century. by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "In the evening, 1898, by Plinio Nomellini by Plinio Nomellini")
 oil on c - (MeisterDrucke-232361).jpg "Hay harvesting, 1888, by Plinio Nomellini (1866-1943), oil on canvas, 178x150 cm. Italy, 19th century. by Plinio Nomellini")
 oil on canv - (MeisterDrucke-636042).jpg "Earthly joy, 1914, by Plinio Nomellini (1866-1943), oil on canvas, 200x163 cm by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "Full moon Tribute to a feminine deity, playing lyre in a seascape with stormy sky - Painting by Plinio Nomellini by Plinio Nomellini")
 oil on - (MeisterDrucke-299305).jpg "Column of smoke, 1900, by Plinio Nomellini (1866-1943), oil on canvas, 130x122 cm. Italy, 20th century. Detail. by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "Sea of Genoa, 1891, by Plinio Nomellini by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "April morning in Liguria or Olives at Albaro, 1895, by Plinio Nomellini (1866-1943), oil on canvas, 70x58.5 cm, Italy, 19th century, Detail by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "Quiet time, 1898, by Plinio Nomellini by Plinio Nomellini")
 oil o - (MeisterDrucke-269401).jpg "Migrations of men, 1904, by Plinio Nomellini (1866-1943), oil on canvas, 120x123 cm. Italy, 20th century. by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "Child in meadow, detail from April morning in Liguria or Olives at Albaro, 1895, by Plinio Nomellini by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "April morning in Liguria or Olives in Albaro, 1895, by Plinio Nomellini by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "Horses of Saint Mark in Venice, 1907, by Plinio Nomellini (1866-1943), oil on canvas mounted on board, 27x31 cm by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "Among olive trees, fascines, by Plinio Nomellini by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "The Country in Bloom, or April, 1910 by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "Flower house, ca 1910, by Plinio Nomellini by Plinio Nomellini")
.jpg "April morning in Liguria or Olives in Albaro, 1895, by Plinio Nomellini by Plinio Nomellini")
