Edgar Poe, Fernando Pessoa e o Corvo 1985

"Edgar Poe, Fernando Pessoa e o Corvo" is a 1985 painting by Portuguese artist Júlio Pomar, known for his abstract and figurative styles. The painting depicts three figures, seemingly in conversation, against a vibrant orange background. The figures are partially obscured, their forms broken and fragmented, creating a sense of mystery and depth. The title suggests a connection to the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Fernando Pessoa, perhaps exploring themes of literature, identity, and the human condition. Pomar’s distinct style is evident in the bold use of color and gestural brushstrokes, reflecting the artist's exploration of figurative and abstract elements.