Ulvi Liegi

[2] Luigi Levi, who signed his paintings as Ulvi Liegi (an anagram of his real name), was born in Livorno in a wealthy Jewish family.

[2] In 1882, he exhibited at the Mostra of the Società d'incoraggiamento delle Belle Arti of Florence three studies dal vero; in 1884, Liegi sent to Turin three landscapes: Un tramonto lungo il Mugnone; Una giornata grigia nei campì; Un effetto autunnale.

In 1888, he exhibited at Bologna: Nei campi, dopo the pioggia; Giornata d' inverno, presso San Gervasio, large dal vero study.

The same year in London and in 1889 at Paris and at the Promotrice of Florence, he sent: Nel Mugnone; Tramonto; Casolari in montagna; Garda; and Barche peschereccie a Riva ed altri.

[2] At Giovanni Fattori Civic Museum of Livorno are At the National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art of Rome:

Porta Romana in Livorno by Ulve Liegi, ca. 1900–1920
Commemorative plaque in Livorno