Francesco De Felice (XX) - Natura morta
Francesco De Felice, active in the 20th century, created 'Natura morta,' an Italian term meaning 'still life.' Still life paintings focus on inanimate subjects such as flowers, fruits, vessels, and other objects arranged deliberately to explore composition, light, and texture. This genre originates from classical traditions and serves as a means for artists to demonstrate technical skill and symbolic meaning. Often, still lifes are laden with allegory or reflections on mortality and the passage of time. De Felice’s work fits within this contemplative artistic tradition common in European art.
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