Category: Nature > Garden
District: Lisboa > Oeiras > Tapada do Mocho > Casalinho Morais
The tribute to António Feijó is integrated into the vast green space of Parque dos Poetas (Poets' Park), a landmark in Oeiras. This sculptural piece is specifically situated in the Tapada do Mocho area, within the Casalinho Morais urbanization, one of the areas that comprise this large park. Its position in the park invites tranquility, allowing visitors to enjoy the vastness of the natural space and, at specific points, appreciate unobstructed views that stretch to the Tagus estuary and the Atlantic Ocean.
António Feijó (1859-1917) was a multifaceted figure in Portuguese culture, recognized both for his role as a diplomat and for his significant poetic work. Possessing a charismatic and witty personality, Feijó left a literary legacy that spans various trends, from romanticism to symbolism, passing through Parnassianism. His poetry is distinguished by its versatility, alternating between profound lyricism and a more humorous and parodic vein. Writing accompanied him throughout his professional life, including the periods when he lived and worked abroad, establishing him as a singular poet in the national literary landscape.
António Feijó's presence in this location materializes in a sculpture by Chartres de Almeida. This work is part of a vast collection of artistic pieces that punctuate the 22.5 hectares of Parque dos Poetas, conceived as an open-air museum dedicated to the great figures of Lusophone poetry. The inclusion of Feijó's sculpture reflects the park's intention to merge the natural beauty of the space with its rich cultural and literary heritage. The environment invites contemplation and strolls, allowing visitors to explore the intersection between nature, sculptural art, and Portugal's poetic legacy.
License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/deed.pt
Coordinates DD: 38.70094284, -9.3023211
Coordinates DMS: 38°42'3.4"N 09°18'8.4"W