author
António de Lemos
1864–1931
A Portuguese man of letters from Porto, he is best remembered for reflective writing on art and culture from the early 20th century. His surviving work points to a thoughtful observer interested in how artists, exhibitions, and public taste shape cultural life.
1 Audiobook
Notas d'arte
by António de Lemos
About the author
António de Lemos, whose full name appears in the Biblioteca Digital de Literatura de Países Lusófonos as António Batista Alves de Lemos, was a Portuguese author born in Porto in 1864 and deceased in 1931.
The clearest confirmed work I found is Notas d'arte, published in 1906 and preserved by Project Gutenberg and library catalogs. It presents him as a writer engaged with the visual arts, offering criticism and reflection rather than fiction, and suggests a close interest in Portuguese artistic life of his time.
Reliable biographical detail on him appears to be scarce online, so it is safest to describe him as a Portuguese writer and art critic active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. I was not able to confirm a suitable portrait image from the sources I found.