Art in Venice

This historical painting depicts the entrance of Victor Emmanuel II of Italy into Venice in 1866. The scene captures the grand procession and celebration surrounding the arrival of the Italian monarch, showcasing the city's landmarks and the enthusiastic crowd.

This painting by Bernardo Bellotto depicts the harbor basin of San Marco in Venice on Ascension Day. It showcases the grandeur of the Venetian skyline with its intricate architecture and bustling harbor, capturing the city's unique charm and historical significance.

This painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir captures the grandeur of Venice's Doge's Palace, showcasing the artist's signature Impressionist style with vibrant colors and soft brushstrokes. The work reflects Renoir's fascination with the city's architecture and its reflection on the water, creating a serene and luminous atmosphere.

This historical painting by Ippolito Caffi depicts the solar eclipse that occurred in Venice on July 8, 1842. The artwork captures the dramatic celestial event as it unfolded over the Venetian skyline, showcasing the artist's skill in rendering light and shadow during this rare astronomical phenomenon.

This historical painting by Ippolito Caffi depicts the arrival of Emperor Franz Joseph and Empress Elisabeth of Austria in Venice in 1856. The artwork captures the grandeur of the royal visit, showcasing the opulence and ceremonial aspects of the event.

This painting by Francesco Tironi captures the scenic quay of Venice, showcasing the city's unique architecture and waterways. The artwork highlights the intricate details of the buildings along the canal, reflecting the grandeur of Venetian design.

This painting depicts the final moments of Cleopatra, the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom of Egypt. The scene captures her as she prepares to die by the bite of an asp, a symbol of her suicide. The composition emphasizes her agony and the tragic beauty of her demise, with detailed attention to her expression and the surrounding elements.

Cimon and Pero is a historical painting by Dutch artist Willem Drost, created in 1656. The work depicts the Greek hero Cimon and his nurse Pero, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing human emotion and narrative. The painting is housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, though its location is noted as Venice, Italy, which may indicate a historical or thematic connection to the city.

This painting by Antonio Canaletto depicts the city of Venice, focusing on the Doge's Palace. Known for his detailed vedute (views) of Venice, Canaletto captures the grandeur of the city's architecture and the canals that define its landscape. The work is part of the Führermuseum collection, showcasing the artist's mastery in rendering urban scenes with precision and artistic flair.

This painting by Antonio Canaletto depicts a serene Venetian canal scene with a tower and boats, capturing the essence of 18th-century Venetian architecture and waterways. The artwork showcases Canaletto's mastery in landscape painting, offering a detailed view of the city's unique urban and natural elements.

This painting by Antonio Canaletto depicts a panoramic view of the Rialto Bridge in Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the Canale Grande canal. The artwork captures the bustling activity and architectural beauty of 18th-century Venice, with detailed perspectives and vibrant colors characteristic of Canaletto's style.

The Siege of Asola is a painting by the Italian late Renaissance master Tintoretto, executed in 1544–1545. It is in a private collection.

This panoramic view of the Grand Canal in Venice captures the city's iconic waterways and architecture. The painting showcases the bustling activity of the Rialto area, with detailed depictions of buildings, boats, and the vibrant urban landscape. Created around 1738, it exemplifies Canaletto's mastery in capturing the grandeur of Venetian architecture and daily life.

The Rape of Lucretia is a historical painting by Felice Ficherelli, depicting the legendary story of Lucretia, a Roman noblewoman who was raped by Sextus Tarquinius, leading to the fall of the Roman monarchy. The painting captures the dramatic moment of the assault, with intense emotional expressions and detailed classical attire, reflecting the Renaissance interest in moral and historical narratives.

Gondolas on the Lagoon is a 1765 painting by Francesco Guardi, an Italian Rococo painter known for his atmospheric cityscapes. The work captures the serene beauty of Venice's lagoon, with gondolas gliding through the water surrounded by the city's distinctive architecture. Guardi's use of light and color creates a dreamlike quality, characteristic of his Venetian style.

This painting depicts the entrance to the Venetian Arsenal in Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the historic shipyard. Created by Canaletto in 1732, it captures the architectural details and bustling activity of the Arsenal, a vital part of Venice's maritime heritage.

This panoramic view by Canaletto (1697–1768) depicts the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the architectural grandeur of the city. The scene captures the transition from the Santa Maria della Carità to the Bacino di San Marco, highlighting the intricate details of Venetian buildings and the waterways. The painting is part of the Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery collection.

This panoramic view by Canaletto (1697–1768), created in 1730, depicts the Rialto Bridge in Venice from the northern side. The painting captures the grandeur of the Venetian architecture and the bustling activity of the canal, showcasing Canaletto's mastery of vedute (view) paintings. It is part of the Burrell Collection.

This panoramic view of the Piazza di San Marco in Venice, painted by Canaletto around 1734-1735, captures the grandeur of the Venetian landmarks. The painting showcases the bustling square with its iconic buildings, the Grand Canal, and the atmospheric perspective typical of Canaletto's vedute. It is part of the collection at Sir John Soane’s Museum.

This painting by Canaletto, created in the 18th century, depicts The Loggetta in Venice, a small loggia in the Piazza San Marco. It showcases Canaletto's mastery of veduta (view) painting, capturing the grandeur and architectural details of Venetian landmarks.

This panoramic view by Canaletto, a renowned Venetian painter of the 18th century, depicts the Santa Maria della Salute church in Venice. The painting captures the grandeur of the church and its surroundings, showcasing Canaletto's mastery in rendering detailed urban landscapes. It is part of the Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust collection.

This painting by Canaletto, an 18th-century Italian artist known for his detailed vedute (views) of Venice, captures the grandeur of the Grand Canal with the iconic Rialto Bridge in the foreground. The scene is rendered with remarkable precision, showcasing the bustling waterways and architectural landmarks of Venice. It is part of the collection at Pollok House.

The Bucintoro is a panoramic view of Venice, depicting the return of the Bucintoro, a ceremonial barge, on Ascension Day. The painting showcases the Grand Canal, Piazza San Marco, and the Doge's Palace, with the iconic St Mark's Campanile in the background. It captures the grandeur of Venetian architecture and the vibrant atmosphere of the city's historic landmarks.

This painting depicts the Mills of Dolo on the Brenta River, showcasing the architectural details and serene landscape of the Venetian region. Created by Canaletto in 1730, it is a notable example of 18th-century Venetian landscape painting.

This painting depicts a lively regatta on the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the city's iconic waterways and architecture. The scene captures the bustling activity of the event, with boats racing and spectators gathered along the canal. Canaletto's detailed perspective and vibrant colors highlight the grandeur of Venice's urban landscape.

This painting by Canaletto, created in the 18th century, depicts the entrance to the Grand Canal in Venice, offering a detailed view of the canal's architecture and surrounding buildings. It is housed in the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, England.

This painting by Canaletto (1697–1768), attributed to him, depicts a puppet show taking place on the Piazzetta in Venice. It is housed in the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford. The work showcases Canaletto's skill in capturing the intricate details and atmospheric qualities of Venetian architecture and urban scenes.

This 17th-century painting by Michele Marieschi captures a serene scene of Venice's Grand Canal. The composition features the Palazzo dei Camerlenghi and Campo Erberia, showcasing the city's architectural grandeur against the water. The artwork exemplifies the landscape painting genre with its detailed depiction of Venetian landmarks.

This painting depicts the Riva degli Schiavoni in Venice, a famous promenade along the Grand Canal. It showcases the grandeur of Venetian architecture and the bustling activity of the waterfront, characteristic of Canaletto's detailed vedute. The work, created by Canaletto (1697–1768) after another artist, is housed at Thirlestane Castle.

This painting depicts the Grand Canal in Venice, offering a panoramic view looking south-west from the Palazzo Grimani. It showcases the city's iconic waterways and historic architecture, capturing the essence of Venetian landscape during the 18th century. Created by the renowned artist Canaletto, the work is housed in the Victoria and Albert Museum.

This painting depicts Saint Mark's Square in Venice, capturing the grandeur of the Piazza San Marco. It showcases the architectural details of the surrounding buildings, including the iconic St. Mark's Basilica and the Doge's Palace. The artwork, created by Canaletto, offers a detailed view of the bustling Venetian cityscape, reflecting the city's historical and cultural significance. The painting is housed at Thirlestane Castle.

This painting depicts Saint Mark's Square in Venice, capturing the grandeur of the Piazza San Marco and its iconic landmarks, including the Basilica di San Marco. Created by Canaletto, an esteemed Venetian painter known for his detailed vedute (views) of the city, the artwork offers a panoramic view of the square, showcasing its architectural splendor and bustling atmosphere. The piece is housed at Thirlestane Castle and is an example of 18th-century Venetian landscape painting.

This painting depicts the Piazza San Marco in Venice, looking westward. It showcases the grandeur of the Piazza, with its iconic landmarks such as the Doge's Palace and the Campanile. The work is attributed to Canaletto, a renowned Venetian painter known for his detailed vedute (views) of the city. The painting is housed in the Victoria and Albert Museum.

This panoramic view by Canaletto, created in 1747, depicts the Grand Canal in Venice, capturing the city's iconic architecture and bustling waterways. The scene looks northeast from the Palazzo Balbi towards the Rialto Bridge, showcasing the grandeur of Venetian landmarks.

This painting by Canaletto, created between 1697 and 1768, depicts the Palazzo Ducale and the Riva degli Schiavoni in Venice. It is an example of Venetian veduta, capturing the grandeur of the city's architecture and waterways. The work is housed at the Royal College of Music.

This painting by Canaletto, created in the 18th century, depicts a lively scene of a gala day in Venice. It showcases the grandeur of Venetian architecture and the bustling atmosphere of the city's festivities. The work is part of the National Trust for Scotland's collection at Culzean Castle, Garden & Country Park.

This painting depicts the return of the Bucintoro, a ceremonial barge, to the Molo in Venice on Ascension Day. It showcases the grandeur of the city's waterfront and the event's significance in Venetian tradition. Created by Canaletto, the artwork captures the bustling activity and architectural details of Venice, reflecting the artist's renowned skill in landscape painting.

This painting by Canaletto (1697–1768) offers a detailed view of Venice's Grand Canal, looking east towards the iconic Church of Santa Maria della Salute. It showcases the city's architectural grandeur and bustling waterways, typical of Canaletto's vedute (views) of 18th-century Venice.

This painting by Canaletto (1697–1768) depicts a panoramic view of the Grand Canal in Venice, focusing on the Rialto Bridge. It showcases the city's architectural grandeur and bustling waterfront scene, characteristic of Canaletto's detailed vedute (views) of Venetian landmarks. The work is housed in the Holburne Museum.

This painting by Canaletto, a renowned Venetian artist known for his detailed cityscapes, captures the bustling scene of the Piazzetta in Venice. The work, housed at Maidstone Museum & Bentlif Art Gallery, showcases Canaletto's signature style of precise perspective and vibrant colors, offering a glimpse into the architectural grandeur and lively atmosphere of 18th-century Venice.

This painting by Canaletto, created in 1750, depicts the Molo district of Venice, offering a detailed view of the city's architecture and canals. It is part of the Shipley Art Gallery collection and showcases Canaletto's renowned style of Venetian vedute.

This painting depicts a detailed view of the Rialto Bridge in Venice, showcasing the city's iconic architecture and bustling waterfront. Created by a follower of the renowned 18th-century artist Canaletto, it captures the grandeur of Venice during the 1740s.

This painting depicts the Piazzetta in Venice, a historic square known for its grand architecture and vibrant atmosphere. Created by Canaletto, an esteemed 18th-century Italian painter renowned for his detailed views of Venice, the artwork captures the essence of the city's iconic landmarks. The piece is housed in the Victoria and Albert Museum, showcasing Canaletto's mastery in landscape painting.

This painting by Canaletto depicts the canals of Venice, showcasing the city's intricate waterways and architectural details. The artwork captures the essence of Venetian scenery with its detailed perspective and vibrant colors, reflecting Canaletto's mastery in landscape painting.

This painting by Canaletto, a renowned Venetian artist of the 18th century, depicts the Grand Canal in Venice. It showcases the city's iconic waterways, grand architecture, and bustling urban life, capturing the essence of Venetian landscape painting. The work is part of the Ferens Art Gallery collection.

This painting by Canaletto, created in the 18th century, depicts The Molo, Venice. It showcases the grandeur of the Venetian waterfront with its intricate architecture and bustling activity, capturing the essence of the city's historic harbor.

This painting by Canaletto, created in the 18th century, depicts the Piazzetta in Venice, a historic square known for its grand architecture and bustling activity. As an afterwork, it captures the essence of the Venetian scene with meticulous attention to detail, showcasing Canaletto's renowned skill in landscape and cityscape painting.

This painting by French artist Camille Corot depicts a serene morning scene in Venice, capturing the tranquil atmosphere of the city's canals and architecture. The artwork showcases Corot's mastery in landscape painting, with soft light and gentle brushstrokes that evoke a sense of peace and quiet beauty.

This painting by Marco Ricci depicts a scenic view of a villa's park, showcasing the artist's skill in landscape painting. It is housed in the Gallerie dell’Accademia in Venice, Italy.

This painting depicts the Grand Canal in Venice, focusing on the area near the Rialto Bridge. It showcases the bustling waterway and surrounding architecture, capturing the essence of Venetian cityscape. The artwork is renowned for its detailed perspective and vibrant depiction of 18th-century Venice.

The Piazzetta, Venice is a landscape painting by Francesco Guardi, depicting the Piazzetta San Marco in Venice. The artwork captures the serene beauty of the Venetian lagoon, with intricate details of the architecture and the surrounding waterways.

John Singer Sargent's 1909 painting captures the grandeur of Santa Maria della Salute, a prominent Baroque church in Venice. The work showcases Sargent's mastery of light and shadow, with the building's intricate details and the serene Venetian atmosphere reflected in the water below.

This painting by Giovanni Antonio Canaletto depicts the Canal Grande in Venice, showcasing the city's iconic waterways and architecture. The work is part of the Foundation E.G. Bührle Collection, highlighting Canaletto's mastery in capturing the grandeur of Venetian landscapes.

This painting by Giovanni Antonio Canaletto depicts the Santa Maria della Salute, a prominent church in Venice. The work showcases Canaletto's mastery of vedute, capturing the grandeur and architectural details of the church and its surrounding canal views. Completed in 1740, it is part of the E.G. Bührle Collection.

This painting by Canaletto depicts the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the Church of San Geremia, Palazzo Labia, and the Bridge of the Gulie. It is a detailed example of Venetian landscape painting from the 18th century.

This painting by Francesco Guardi depicts a serene view of Venice, focusing on the Lagoon and the Isola della Certosa. The artwork captures the tranquil waters and the architectural details of the island, showcasing Guardi's mastery in landscape painting.

This painting by Francesco Guardi depicts the Giudecca Canal in Venice, showcasing the scenic view of the Zattere, a famous promenade along the water. The artwork captures the essence of Venetian architecture and the serene waters of the canal, reflecting Guardi's mastery in landscape painting.

This painting by Michele Marieschi depicts the Campo di Santi Giovanni e Paolo in Venice, showcasing the Scuola di San Marco, a prominent Venetian institution. The scene includes the iconic Statua di Bartolomeo Colleoni, a bronze statue of the Venetian general, and features elements such as gondolas, men, and women, capturing the lively atmosphere of the Venetian landscape.

The Battle of Taro is a painting by Jacopo Tintoretto created in 1579. It depicts a dramatic scene of a battle, showcasing Tintoretto's mastery in capturing movement and emotion in his artwork.

This panoramic view depicts the Bucintoro, a ceremonial barge, at the Molo of the Doge's Palace on Ascension Day. The scene captures the grandeur of Venice's Grand Canal, with the Doge's Palace and St Mark's Campanile visible in the background. The sky is filled with clouds, adding to the festive atmosphere of the occasion.

The Grand Canal in Venice from Palazzo Flangini to Campo San Marcuola is a 1738 painting by Canaletto, depicting a panoramic view of Venice's Grand Canal. The artwork captures the intricate architecture and bustling activity of the Venetian waterways, showcasing the city's grandeur during the 18th century. It is housed in the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, California, and may have been commissioned by the English merchant Joseph Smith.

This watercolor depicts a serene canal in Venice, showcasing the city's iconic waterways. The scene includes a gondola gliding through the water, surrounded by historic architecture and lush greenery. The painting captures the essence of Venetian life with its detailed perspective and soft watercolor technique.

This watercolor by Willem Witsen depicts a serene scene of Venice, showcasing its iconic canals and gondolas. The painting captures the essence of the city's waterways and the traditional boats that navigate them.

This painting by Francesco Guardi depicts a lively regatta on the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the Rialto Bridge as a prominent feature. The scene captures the dynamic energy of the event, with boats racing along the waterway, while the intricate architecture of the bridge and the surrounding buildings highlight the city's unique urban landscape.

This painting by Francesco Guardi depicts a serene lake scene with a quay and ships, showcasing the artist's signature style of atmospheric perspective and delicate brushwork. The composition captures the tranquil beauty of the water and the architectural details of the quay, with soft light casting gentle shadows across the surface.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the grandeur of Venice's Grand Canal, focusing on the entrance near the Punta della Dogana and the Santa Maria della Salute. The painting showcases the city's architectural beauty and bustling waterways, typical of Canaletto's detailed vedute.

This painting depicts the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the Rialto Bridge and the Fondaco dei Tedeschi. It is a detailed view of the Venetian waterfront, capturing the architectural grandeur and the bustling atmosphere of the city.

This painting depicts two figures, possibly saints, set against a landscape backdrop. The artwork, created around the year 1500, is attributed to an unknown artist. It showcases the characteristics of Renaissance landscape painting, with attention to natural elements and atmospheric perspective.

This painting by Francesco Guardi depicts a dramatic scene of a fire breaking out at the San Marcuola Oil Depot in Venice on 28 November 1789. The artwork captures the chaos and intensity of the conflagration, showcasing Guardi's skill in rendering light and smoke amidst the destruction.

This painting by Giacomo Guardi depicts a serene view of the Isola di San Michele in Venice, showcasing the island's unique architecture and the surrounding waterways. The scene includes gondolas and sailboats, highlighting the tranquil atmosphere of the Venetian lagoon.

Landscape with Saint Bruno is a painting by Alessandro Magnasco created in 1750. The work depicts a serene landscape with the saint, likely in a natural setting, showcasing Magnasco's skill in capturing atmospheric effects and detailed scenery. It is an example of the genre of landscape painting, which focuses on natural scenes and environments.

This painting by Giuseppe Zais depicts a serene landscape with figures in the foreground, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing natural scenery and human interaction within it.

This historical painting by Luca Carlevarijs depicts the arrival of the French ambassador Henri-Charles Arnauld de Pomponne in Venice in 1706. The scene captures the grandeur of the diplomatic ceremony, showcasing the opulence of Venetian court life and the significance of international relations during the early 18th century.

This panoramic view of the Riva degli Schiavoni in Venice captures the grandeur of the Grand Canal and the city's iconic architecture. The painting showcases Canaletto's mastery of perspective and light, with detailed depictions of gondolas, buildings, and the bustling waterfront. It is a prime example of 18th-century Venetian veduta art, offering a glimpse into the city's vibrant urban life and scenic beauty.

The Green Sail is a 1904 painting by Paul Signac depicting a sailboat in Venice. The artwork showcases the vibrant colors and brushwork characteristic of Signac's Pointillist style, with a focus on the green sail and the surrounding water. The scene appears to feature a dolphin, adding a sense of movement and life to the composition.

This painting by Francesco Guardi captures the iconic Rialto Bridge in Venice, showcasing the city's grand canal and bustling waterways. The scene includes gondolas, gondoliers, and sailboats, highlighting the vibrant atmosphere of Venice's historic neighborhood. With its detailed brushwork, the artwork reflects the beauty and charm of the Venetian landscape.

The Abdication of Doge Foscari is a historical painting by Louis Duveau depicting the ceremonial abdication of the Doge of Venice. The scene captures the grandeur of Venetian palace life, with intricate details of the setting and figures. The painting is notable for its portrayal of the political and ceremonial aspects of Venetian governance.

Francesco Guardi's "Regatta on the Giudecca Canal" is a vibrant Venetian scene depicting a regatta along the Giudecca Canal. The painting captures the lively atmosphere of the event with gondolas gliding through the water, surrounded by iconic landmarks such as the San Marco basin and Santa Maria della Salute. Guardi's signature style is evident in the atmospheric perspective and the dynamic movement of the water.

This painting depicts the Rialto Bridge in Venice, showcasing the city's iconic architecture and bustling canal scene. Created by Bernardo Bellotto, it captures the grandeur of Venetian landmarks and the lively atmosphere of the Rialto market area.

This painting captures the grandeur of Venice's Grand Canal, showcasing the iconic Church of Santa Maria della Salute. The scene includes a gondola reflecting in the water, with a clear sky above, highlighting the city's unique architectural beauty and serene atmosphere.

This painting by Gustaf Wilhelm Palm depicts a scenic view of the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the city's iconic waterways and architecture. The artwork captures the essence of Venetian landscapes, with boats navigating the canal and historic buildings lining the shores.

This painting by Johan Richter depicts a panoramic view of Venice, showcasing the iconic San Giorgio Maggiore island. The scene captures the city's unique architecture and waterways, with boats visible in the foreground, highlighting the bustling maritime life of the Venetian lagoon.

This panoramic view by Giovanni Antonio Canal, known as Canaletto, captures the grandeur of Venice's San Marco district. The painting showcases the Molo waterfront, with the San Marco basin at the center, surrounded by iconic landmarks such as the Doge's Palace, St Mark's Basilica, and the Campanile. The detailed perspective highlights Canaletto's mastery in depicting the city's architecture and bustling urban life.

This painting by Francesco Guardi depicts the Doge of Venice standing at the Basilica of La Salute, a prominent church in Venice. The scene captures the grandeur of the basilica and its surroundings, reflecting Guardi's skill in landscape painting.

Carnival Thursday on the Piazzetta is a 1775 painting by Francesco Guardi depicting a lively Venetian scene. The work captures the vibrant atmosphere of a carnival celebration in the Piazzetta, a central square in Venice, featuring crowds of people engaged in festive activities such as juggling and dancing. The painting showcases Guardi's signature style of atmospheric perspective and fluid brushwork, characteristic of his Venetian landscapes.

The Coronation of the Doge is a painting by Francesco Guardi, created in 1775. It depicts the ceremonial coronation of the Doge of Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the event with a crowd of people, soldiers, and the opulent setting of a Venetian palace. The scene is filled with intricate details, capturing the bustling atmosphere of the courtyard and the architectural elements of the palace.

This painting depicts the Procesion of the Doge at San Zaccaria in Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the event with a crowd of people and elaborate processional parade. Created by Francesco Guardi in 1775, it is a notable example of his landscape paintings capturing the vibrant atmosphere of Venetian celebrations.

This painting by Francesco Guardi depicts the Doge's Palace in Venice, viewed from the San Marco basin. The scene captures the grandeur of the palace and the surrounding waterways, characteristic of Guardi's vedute (views) of Venetian landmarks. The artwork showcases the architectural details of the palace against the reflective surface of the basin, with a sense of atmospheric perspective typical of 18th-century Venetian painting.

This painting by Francesco Guardi depicts a serene view of the Giudecca, a long island in Venice, featuring the Zattere, a promenade along the Giudecca Canal. The artwork captures the tranquil waters and the architectural details of the Venetian landscape, showcasing Guardi's mastery in capturing the essence of the city's unique geography and atmosphere.

This painting by Michele Marieschi depicts the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the iconic Santa Maria della Salute church. The scene includes a gondola on the water, a palace facade, and a sailing ship in the distance, capturing the essence of Venetian architecture and the city's unique waterways.

This painting by Carl Skånberg depicts the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the city's iconic waterway with its historic buildings and bustling activity. The artwork captures the essence of Venetian architecture and the serene beauty of the canals, reflecting the city's unique charm.

A Venetian Covered Market is a painting by Oscar Björck depicting a bustling market scene in Venice. The artwork captures the vibrant atmosphere of a covered market, showcasing the unique architecture and daily life of the Venetian people. Created in 1887, it is part of the Nationalmuseum collection.

This painting depicts a panoramic view of the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the city's iconic architecture and waterways. The scene includes notable landmarks such as the Ca' Vendramin Calergi and the Fondaco del Megio, with a gondola visible in the water. The artwork captures the essence of Venetian landscape with its intricate details and atmospheric perspective.

This painting by Bernardo Bellotto depicts a panoramic view of the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the Palazzi Foscari and Moro Lin. The scene captures the grandeur of the Venetian architecture along the waterway, with boats navigating the canal and surrounding buildings.

This painting depicts the Piazza San Marco in Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the city's iconic square. The artwork captures the bustling atmosphere of the piazza, with its historic buildings, the grand basilica, and the Venetian canals in the background. Created by the renowned Venetian artist Giacomo Guardi, the piece highlights the unique architectural and cultural essence of Venice.

This painting by Giovanni Antonio Canal, also known as Canaletto, depicts a panoramic view of Venice's Fondamenta Nuove, showcasing the islands of San Cristoforo, San Michele, and Murano. The scene captures the bustling Venetian Lagoon with intricate details of the architecture and the surrounding waters.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the grandeur of the Doge's Palace in Venice, with the iconic St Mark's Campanile and the Grand Canal in the background. The painting showcases the bustling Piazza San Marco and the intricate architecture of the city, reflecting Canaletto's mastery in depicting Venetian landmarks.

This painting by Francesco Guardi depicts a serene view of the Giudecca Canal and the Zattere in Venice. The scene captures the tranquil waters and the historic architecture along the canal, showcasing Guardi's signature style of atmospheric perspective and delicate brushwork.

This painting by J. M. W. Turner captures the dramatic interplay of light and water in Venice. The scene features a grand sailboat under a radiant sun, with the sky filled with swirling clouds and golden hues. Turner's masterful use of color and light creates a sense of movement and vitality, characteristic of his later works.

The Dogano, San Giorgio, Citella, from the Steps of the Europa is an 1842 landscape painting by the British artist J.M.W. Turner. It features a panorama of central Venice, then part of the Austrian Empire, which was a popular subject for Turner and other British painters such as Clarkson Stanfield and Edward William Cooke during the period. It depicts a view from the Hotel Europa where Turner sometimes stayed during his visits. The work was displayed at the Royal Academy Exhibition of 1842 at the National Gallery in London. The painting was acquired by the art collector Robert Vernon the same year and was donated to the nation in 1847. It is now in the collection of the Tate Britain in Pimlico.

Venice, the Bridge of Sighs is an 1840 cityscape painting by the English artist J.M.W. Turner. It depicts a view of Venice, then part of the Austrian Empire, looking towards the famous Bridge of Sighs. The Doge's Palace and the City Prison are either side of the bridge.

The Sun of Venice Going to Sea is an 1843 seascape painting by the British artist J.M.W. Turner. It shows a fishing vessel heading out to sea from Venice, with its name The Sol di Venezia emblazoned on its sails.

This painting by J. M. W. Turner captures the grandeur of Venice, focusing on the iconic Salute cathedral against the dramatic sky. The artwork showcases Turner's mastery in blending light and color to evoke the atmospheric mood of the Venetian skyline.

This painting by Canaletto depicts a serene scene along the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the city's iconic waterways and architectural details. The artwork captures the essence of Venetian landscape with its intricate details and atmospheric perspective, typical of Canaletto's style.

A Venetian Courtyard is a landscape painting by Francesco Guardi, depicting a serene Venetian courtyard scene. The artwork captures the essence of Venetian architecture and atmosphere, characteristic of Guardi's style.

This painting by Joseph Mallord William Turner captures the grandeur of the Grand Canal in Venice. The scene features a serene canal with gondolas gliding through the water, surrounded by the iconic architecture of the city. Turner's masterful use of light and color enhances the atmospheric mood, reflecting the beauty and vibrancy of Venetian waters.

This painting by Francesco Guardi depicts San Giorgio Maggiore, a prominent church in Venice, surrounded by the city's iconic canals and waterways. The scene captures the serene beauty of the Venetian landscape, featuring gondolas, sailboats, and the grandeur of the church against the backdrop of the lagoon.

This painting by Francesco Guardi depicts the Rialto Bridge in Venice, showcasing the city's iconic architecture and bustling waterways. The scene includes gondolas, sailboats, and Venetian houses, capturing the essence of the city's unique landscape.

This painting by Canaletto depicts the Grand Canal of Venice, offering a panoramic view from the Palazzo Balbi towards the iconic Bridge of Rialto. The artwork captures the bustling urban landscape of 18th-century Venice, showcasing the city's architectural grandeur and waterways.

This painting by Giovanni Antonio Canal, also known as Canaletto, depicts the Piazzetta and San Marco basin in Venice. It showcases the grandeur of the Venetian architecture, including the Doge's Palace, St Mark's Campanile, and the Riva degli Schiavoni. The artwork captures the bustling atmosphere of the San Marco district, with intricate details of the buildings and the surrounding waterways.

This panoramic view by Canaletto depicts the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the iconic Santa Maria della Salute church and the Riva degli Schiavoni waterfront. The painting captures the grandeur of Venetian architecture and the serene waters of the canal, characteristic of Canaletto's detailed vedute.

This painting by Giovanni Antonio Canal, also known as Canaletto, captures the grandeur of the Piazza San Marco in Venice. It showcases the iconic landmarks of the Venetian skyline, including the Doge's Palace, St Mark's Basilica, and the Campanile. The work is renowned for its detailed perspective and vibrant depiction of the bustling piazza, offering a glimpse into 18th-century Venetian life.

A Regatta on the Grand Canal is a 1732 painting by Canaletto depicting a lively regatta on Venice's Grand Canal. The scene showcases the grandeur of Venetian architecture, including the Palazzo Balbi, with boats racing along the waterway. This work exemplifies Canaletto's mastery of landscape and urban scene painting, capturing the essence of 18th-century Venetian life.

This painting depicts the Bucintoro, a ceremonial barge, returning to the Molo in Venice on Ascension Day following the Marriage of the Sea ceremony. The scene captures the grandeur of the event, with the Doge's Palace and Piazza San Marco prominently featured. Created by Canaletto in 1733, it showcases the city's architectural beauty and the vibrant atmosphere of the occasion.

This painting by Canaletto depicts a panoramic view of the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the city's iconic waterways and architecture. The scene captures the grandeur of the Venetian landscape from the vantage point of Campo San Vio, with intricate details of buildings and the canal's reflections.

This painting depicts the Molo, a historic waterfront area of Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the Doge's Palace and the surrounding canals. Canaletto's detailed perspective captures the architectural splendor of the Venetian landmarks, including the column of San Marco and the Piazzetta San Marco. The scene is bathed in soft light, emphasizing the intricate stonework and the bustling activity of the Venetian waterfront.

This panoramic view of the Piazza San Marco in Venice captures the grandeur of the square as it appeared in the early 18th century. The painting showcases the iconic landmarks of the Venetian skyline, including the Doge's Palace and the Campanile, with a detailed depiction of the bustling piazza and its surrounding architecture.

This painting depicts the Bucintoro, a ceremonial barge, at the Molo in Venice on Ascension Day. It showcases the grandeur of the Venetian waterfront with its intricate details and vibrant colors, capturing the essence of the city's maritime traditions.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the grandeur of the Ducal Palace in Venice, showcasing its intricate architecture against the backdrop of the Grand Canal. The painting highlights the bustling Piazzetta San Marco, with the iconic Santa Maria della Salute visible in the distance. Canaletto's meticulous attention to detail and use of light create a vivid depiction of Venetian life during the 18th century.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the grandeur of Piazza San Marco in Venice, with the Church of San Geminiano visible in the distance. The painting showcases the bustling urban landscape and architectural details of 18th-century Venice.

This panoramic view of the Rialto Bridge in Venice captures the grandeur of the Venetian architecture and the bustling activity of the canal. Canaletto's detailed perspective painting showcases the intricate design of the bridge and the surrounding buildings, reflecting the city's vibrant life during the 18th century.

This painting depicts the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the city's iconic waterways and architecture. Created by the renowned Venetian artist Canaletto in 1750, it is part of the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica collection.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the Piazzetta San Marco in Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana and the iconic San Marco basin. The painting includes notable landmarks such as the column of San Marco and San Teodoro, reflecting Canaletto's mastery in depicting the city's architectural splendor.

This painting by Giovanni Antonio Canal, also known as Canaletto, depicts a panoramic view of the Grand Canal in Venice. The scene captures the grandeur of the Venetian waterways, with intricate details of the architecture and the bustling activity along the canal.

This panoramic view of the Grand Canal in Venice captures the bustling activity along the waterway, with the iconic Rialto Bridge in the distance. The painting showcases the grandeur of Venetian architecture and the lively atmosphere of the city's waterways.

This panoramic view by Giovanni Antonio Canal (Canaletto) depicts the Santa Maria della Salute cathedral in Venice, Italy, as seen from the Grand Canal. The painting captures the grandeur of the Venetian skyline with the cathedral's distinctive dome and the surrounding waterways, showcasing Canaletto's mastery of veduta (view) painting. It is housed in the Gemäldegalerie Berlin.

The Campo di Rialto is a painting by Canaletto depicting the bustling Rialto market in Venice. Created between 1758 and 1763, this work showcases the city's vibrant commercial life and architectural details. The painting is part of the Gemäldegalerie collection in Berlin.

The Vigilia di San Pietro is a landscape painting by Giovanni Antonio Canal, also known as Canaletto. Created in 1760, this work depicts a scene in Venice, showcasing Canaletto's renowned skill in capturing the city's architecture and atmosphere. The painting is housed in the Gemäldegalerie in Berlin.

The Vigilia di Santa Marta is a landscape painting by the Venetian artist Canaletto. It depicts a serene scene of Santa Marta, likely showing the church and surrounding area during a vigil. The painting is housed in the Gemäldegalerie in Berlin, and it showcases Canaletto's mastery in capturing the light and architecture of Venice.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the entrance to the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the iconic architecture of the city. The painting includes notable landmarks such as Santa Maria della Salute and Punta della Dogana, reflecting Canaletto's mastery in depicting urban landscapes with precision and detail.

This painting by Canaletto depicts the Grand Canal in Venice, offering a panoramic view from the Palazzo Balbi. The artwork showcases the city's architectural grandeur and the serene waters, characteristic of Canaletto's detailed and realistic style. It is housed in the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister.

This panoramic view of the Grand Canal in Venice captures the bustling activity and architectural grandeur of the Rialto Bridge. Canaletto's meticulous attention to detail and use of light and perspective bring the scene to life, showcasing the city's unique charm and historical significance.

This panoramic view of the Grand Canal in Venice captures the bustling activity and architectural grandeur of the Rialto Bridge. Canaletto's meticulous attention to detail and perspective creates a vivid depiction of 18th-century Venetian life, with gondolas gliding through the water and buildings lining the canal.

This panoramic view by Canaletto depicts the Piazza San Giacomo di Rialto in Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the Venetian architecture and the bustling urban scene. The painting captures the intricate details of the church facade and the surrounding canals, characteristic of Canaletto's vedute style. It is housed in the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the Rialto Bridge and the Palazzo Corner Ca'Grande. The painting offers a detailed depiction of Venetian architecture and the bustling waterways, characteristic of Canaletto's veduta style. It is housed in the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister in Dresden, Germany.

This panoramic view of Piazza San Marco in Venice captures the grandeur of the Piazza with the iconic St Mark's Basilica and the Campanile in the foreground. The painting showcases Canaletto's mastery of perspective and detailed urban landscapes, reflecting the bustling life and architectural splendor of 18th-century Venice.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the Piazetta San Marco in Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the Doge's Palace and the surrounding Venetian architecture. The painting exemplifies Canaletto's mastery in depicting the city's iconic landmarks with meticulous detail and atmospheric perspective.

This painting by Canaletto depicts the Piazza San Marco in Venice, offering a detailed view of the square looking south and west. It showcases the grand architecture of the San Marco Basilica and the surrounding buildings, capturing the essence of Venetian cityscape during the 18th century.

Canaletto's "Piazza San Marco" is a detailed 18th-century Venetian landscape painting depicting the grand Piazza San Marco in Venice. The composition showcases the iconic St. Mark's Basilica, the Campanile, and the surrounding architecture, capturing the bustling urban scene with remarkable precision and atmospheric perspective.

This panoramic view of Venice's Santa Maria della Salute, painted by Canaletto in 1740, captures the grandeur of the basilica and the bustling Venetian waters. The painting showcases the city's architectural beauty and the lively atmosphere of the canals, with boats gliding through the water.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the city's iconic architecture and bustling waterways. The painting is part of the Musée Cognacq-Jay collection and offers a detailed glimpse into 18th-century Venetian life.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the serene canals and architecture of Venice, focusing on the Canale di Santa Chiara. The painting showcases the city's unique waterways and historic buildings, typical of Canaletto's detailed vedute (views) of Venetian landmarks.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the grandeur of Venice's Piazza San Marco, showcasing iconic landmarks such as the Doge's Palace, St Mark's Campanile, and the Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana. The painting offers a detailed depiction of the bustling piazza, reflecting Canaletto's mastery in capturing the architectural splendor and urban life of 18th-century Venice.

This panoramic view by Canaletto depicts the Santa Maria della Salute church in Venice, Italy, as seen from the entrance of the Grand Canal. The painting captures the grandeur of the Venetian architecture and the bustling waterways, characteristic of Canaletto's detailed landscape style. It is housed in the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Strasbourg.

This painting depicts the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the iconic Rialto Bridge with boats and sailboats passing beneath. The scene captures the bustling activity of the canal, with detailed architectural elements and a serene atmosphere typical of Canaletto's landscape works.

This panoramic view of the Lock near Dolo, created by Canaletto in 1763, captures the serene beauty of Venice's waterways. The painting showcases the intricate architecture and bustling activity typical of the Venetian landscape, with a focus on the tranquil waters and surrounding buildings. It is part of the Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest collection.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the bustling activity along the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the iconic Rialto Bridge. The painting offers a detailed depiction of the Venetian architecture and the lively atmosphere of the canal, reflecting Canaletto's mastery in landscape painting.

This painting by Canaletto offers a detailed and atmospheric view of Venice, capturing the city's iconic canals, bridges, and architectural landmarks. It is part of the National Art Museum of Azerbaijan's collection, showcasing Canaletto's mastery in depicting the Venetian landscape with precision and artistic flair.

This panoramic view captures the grandeur of Venice's Piazza San Marco, showcasing St Mark's Basilica, the St Mark's Campanile, and the Procuratie buildings. The painting offers a detailed perspective of the square from the north-west corner, highlighting the architectural splendor of the Venetian landmarks.

This panoramic view by Giovanni Antonio Canal captures the grandeur of Venice's Piazza San Marco, showcasing the iconic landmarks such as the Basilica di San Marco, the Doge's Palace, and the grand colonnade of the Procuratie Nuove. The painting offers a detailed depiction of the bustling urban scene, with intricate architectural details and the lively atmosphere of the square.

This panoramic view depicts the Feast Day of Saint Roch in Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the Scuola Grande di San Rocco and the surrounding Venetian architecture. The painting captures the bustling scene of the festival, with processions, colorful garments, and the iconic campo San Rocco in the foreground.

This painting by Giovanni Antonio Canal, also known as Canaletto, depicts the entrance to the Cannaregio district in Venice. It showcases the city's unique architecture and canals, capturing the essence of Venetian urban life during the 18th century. The work is part of the National Gallery's collection and is notable for its detailed perspective and vibrant colors.

This painting by Giovanni Antonio Canal, also known as Canaletto, depicts the Palazzo Grimani in Venice. Created in 1756, it is part of the National Gallery's collection (NG941). The work showcases Canaletto's renowned skill in capturing the grandeur and intricate details of Venetian architecture.

This panoramic view of Venice's San Pietro in Castello church captures the city's grandeur during the 18th century. The painting showcases Canaletto's mastery of perspective and light, with detailed architectural elements and the serene Venetian waters reflecting the historic building.

This painting by Canaletto depicts the Basin of San Marco in Venice on Ascension Day. It is a detailed landscape view of the Grand Canal and the surrounding architecture, showcasing the city's grandeur and the festive atmosphere of the occasion.

This panoramic view by Canaletto depicts the grandeur of Venice's Doge's Palace and the Riva degli Schiavoni, showcasing the city's iconic architecture and canals. The painting captures the bustling waterfront scene with detailed perspective and vibrant colors, typical of Canaletto's veduta style.

The Grand Canal with San Simeone Piccolo is a c.1740 landscape painting by the Italian artist Canaletto. Portraying a veduta of his native Venice, it depicts a view along the Grand Canal with the dome of San Simeone Piccolo prominent on the left and the Scalzi on the right. In the foreground fisherman are at work, with a gondola carrying two female passengers about to collide with their boat. The view was radically altered in the nineteenth century to construct the Venezia Santa Lucia railway station.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the grandeur of the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the iconic Molo waterfront with the Doge's Palace and the San Marco basin. The painting offers a detailed depiction of the Venetian architecture and the bustling waterways, reflecting Canaletto's mastery in landscape painting.

This painting depicts the Piazza San Marco in Venice, showcasing the iconic St Mark's Basilica and the surrounding architecture. Created by Giovanni Antonio Canal, also known as Canaletto, in 1742, it captures the grandeur of the Venetian landmarks.

This painting by Canaletto depicts the San Marco basin in Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the Piazzetta and the surrounding architecture. It captures the bustling activity and intricate details of the Venetian landscape, reflecting Canaletto's renowned skill in capturing the city's beauty.

This panoramic view of the Piazza San Marco in Venice captures the grandeur of the San Marco Basilica and the surrounding architecture. Created by Canaletto in 1730, the painting showcases his mastery of veduta (view) painting, offering a detailed and atmospheric depiction of the Venetian landscape.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the grandeur of the Doge's Palace and the Riva degli Schiavoni in Venice, showcasing the city's iconic architecture and waterways. The painting is part of the National Trust collection and exemplifies Canaletto's mastery in depicting Venetian landscapes with meticulous detail.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the grandeur of Venice's Grand Canal, showcasing the Piazzetta San Marco and the iconic Punta della Dogana. The painting also includes the Santa Maria della Salute, highlighting the city's architectural beauty and serene waters.

This painting by Canaletto depicts the Clock Tower in the Piazza San Marco, a prominent landmark in Venice. The scene captures the grandeur of the Venetian architecture, with the iconic St. Mark's Basilica and the surrounding buildings visible in the background. The artwork showcases Canaletto's mastery in capturing the intricate details and atmospheric perspective of the cityscape.

This panoramic view of the Piazzetta San Marco in Venice captures the grandeur of the Venetian architecture, including the iconic St Mark's Campanile. Created by the renowned Venetian painter Canaletto in 1730, the painting offers a detailed depiction of the bustling square and its surrounding landmarks, reflecting the city's vibrant urban landscape during the 18th century.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the grandeur of the Grand Canal in Venice, focusing on the Punta della Dogana. The painting showcases the city's architectural beauty with detailed perspectives of buildings, bridges, and the waterway, reflecting Canaletto's mastery of veduta (view) painting. It is housed in the Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan.

This panoramic view captures the Grand Canal of Venice, stretching from the Santa Maria della Carità to the Bacino di San Marco. The painting showcases the grandeur of Venetian architecture and the serene waters, characteristic of Canaletto's detailed landscape style.

This panoramic view depicts the Grand Canal of Venice, showcasing the architectural grandeur of the city from the vantage point of Santa Maria di Nazareth, looking toward Santa Croce. The painting captures the intricate details of the canal's bridges, gondolas, and the historic buildings along its banks, reflecting Canaletto's mastery in landscape painting.

This panoramic view depicts the Rialto Bridge in Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the Grand Canal. The painting captures the bustling activity of the Venetian waterfront, with boats and people moving along the waterways. Created by Canaletto in 1725, it is part of the Pinacoteca Giovanni e Marella Agnelli collection.

This panoramic view of Venice captures the San Giorgio Maggiore island, featuring the iconic San Marco basin and the grandeur of the city's architecture. The painting showcases Canaletto's mastery in depicting the intricate details of Venetian landmarks, offering a glimpse into the city's vibrant urban landscape during the early 18th century.

Campo San Rocco is a landscape painting by the Venetian artist Canaletto. The work captures the grandeur of the San Rocco district in Venice, featuring the Scuola Grande di San Rocco, a prominent Renaissance building. Created in 1735, this painting exemplifies Canaletto's mastery of veduta (view) painting, offering a detailed and atmospheric depiction of Venetian architecture and urban life.

This panoramic view of the Campo Santa Maria Formosa in Venice, painted by Canaletto in 1735, showcases the grandeur of the Venetian canal system and the intricate architecture of the surrounding buildings. The painting captures the bustling life of the city with detailed perspectives and vibrant colors, reflecting Canaletto's mastery of veduta (view) painting.

This panoramic view of the Grand Canal in Venice captures the city's iconic architecture and bustling waterways. The painting showcases Canaletto's mastery of perspective and light, with detailed depictions of gondolas and buildings along the canal. Created around 1730, it is part of a private collection and exemplifies the Venetian veduta style.

This painting depicts the Rialto Bridge in Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the Grand Canal. Canaletto's detailed perspective captures the bustling activity and architectural splendor of the Venetian landscape.

This panoramic view by Canaletto depicts the grand reception of an ambassador within the Doge's Palace in Venice. The painting showcases the opulent architecture and intricate details of the palace, capturing the grandeur of Venetian civic life during the 18th century. It is renowned for its precise perspective and vivid portrayal of the city's landmarks.

This panoramic view by Canaletto depicts the Riva degli Schiavoni, a famous promenade in Venice. The painting showcases the grandeur of the Venetian waterfront with its intricate architecture and bustling activity, characteristic of Canaletto's detailed vedute.

This panoramic view of the Giant's Stairway in Venice captures the grandeur of the city's architecture and the serene waters of the lagoon. Canaletto's meticulous attention to detail and use of light and perspective create a vivid depiction of the iconic landmark.

This painting depicts the Bucintoro, a ceremonial barge, returning to the Molo of the Doge's Palace in Venice as part of the Festa della Sensa celebration. The scene includes the iconic Column of San Marco, the Doge's Palace, and the San Marco basin, showcasing the grandeur of Venetian architecture and the city's maritime traditions.

This panoramic view captures the Grand Canal in Venice, showcasing the iconic Salute Church, a masterpiece by Canaletto from 1738. The painting offers a detailed depiction of the Venetian architecture and the serene waters of the canal, reflecting Canaletto's renowned skill in landscape painting.

This panoramic view captures the Grand Canal of Venice, stretching from the Rialto Bridge toward the north. The painting showcases the intricate architecture and bustling activity of Venetian waterways, characteristic of Canaletto's detailed and realistic style. It is part of a private collection.

This panoramic view captures the Grand Canal of Venice, showcasing the iconic Rialto Bridge and the surrounding architecture. The painting, created by Canaletto in 1725, is renowned for its detailed depiction of Venetian landmarks and the city's unique waterways.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the Molo, the Library, and the entrance to the Grand Canal in Venice. The scene includes notable landmarks such as the column of San Teodoro, Piazzetta San Marco, the molo of the Doge's Palace, the Biblioteca Nazionale Marciana, San Marco basin, and Santa Maria della Salute. The painting showcases Canaletto's mastery in depicting the grandeur and architectural details of Venice.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the grandeur of Venice's Molo, the waterfront promenade of the Doge's Palace. The scene includes the iconic San Marco basin, the Piazzetta San Marco, and the column of San Teodoro, showcasing the city's architectural splendor and bustling maritime life.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the grandeur of Venice's skyline, featuring the prominent churches of Il Redentore and San Giacomo. The scene includes a moored man-of-war, gondolas, and barges, showcasing the city's maritime life and architectural beauty. Created in 1747, the painting is part of a private collection.

This painting by Canaletto depicts the San Marco basin in Venice, showcasing iconic landmarks such as the Doge's Palace, St Mark's Campanile, and the Piazzetta San Marco. The scene captures the bustling atmosphere of Ascension Day, with the column of San Marco and San Teodoro prominently featured.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the grandeur of Venice's Grand Canal, showcasing the elegant architecture of Palazzo Flangini and the Church of San Marcuola. The painting offers a detailed depiction of the Venetian landscape, highlighting the city's unique waterways and historic buildings.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the grandeur of Venice's Grand Canal, offering a detailed perspective from Palazzo Balbi towards the iconic Rialto Bridge. The painting showcases the city's architectural splendor and bustling waterways, characteristic of Canaletto's precise and vivid Venetian landscapes.

This panoramic view of Campo Santi Apostoli in Venice captures the grandeur of the Venetian landscape. The painting showcases Canaletto's signature detailed perspective and vibrant colors, highlighting the architectural beauty of the Campo and its surrounding structures.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the Venetian district of San Giuseppe di Castello, showcasing its canals, architecture, and the bustling life of 18th-century Venice. The painting exemplifies Canaletto's mastery in depicting urban landscapes with precise detail and atmospheric perspective.

This oil-on-canvas painting by Canaletto depicts the Bucentaur returning to the pier at the Doge's Palace in Venice, capturing the grandeur of the city's landmarks such as the Piazzetta San Marco, the Doge's Palace, and the San Marco basin. The scene is set during the Festa della Sensa, a significant Venetian festival, and showcases the intricate details of Venetian architecture and the bustling waterfront. The painting is part of a series that includes variations in various collections, including the Pushkin Museum in Moscow and the Royal Collection at Windsor Castle.

This panoramic view depicts the Piazza San Marco in Venice, showcasing the grand St. Mark's Basilica, the Campanile, and the surrounding architecture. The painting captures the bustling atmosphere of the square, with details of the buildings and the canals reflecting the city's unique urban landscape.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the grandeur of the Courtyard of the Doges' Palace in Venice, featuring the iconic Scala dei Giganti. The painting showcases the city's architectural splendor and is part of the Royal Collection.

This painting by Canaletto depicts a capriccio view of the Monastery of the Lateran Canons in Venice. It showcases the city's architectural beauty and is part of the Royal Collection.

This painting by Canaletto depicts a capriccio view of the Piazzetta in Venice, featuring the iconic Horses of San Marco. Created in 1743, it showcases the artist's mastery of Venetian landscape and architectural details, capturing the grandeur of the city's landmarks.

This painting by Canaletto depicts a capriccio view of the Piazzetta San Marco in Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the Libreria and the surrounding architecture. Created in 1744, it is part of the Royal Collection.

This painting by Canaletto depicts a capriccio view of the Zecca and Granaries in Venice, featuring the Ponte della Pescaria. It showcases the city's architectural landmarks and is part of the Royal Collection.

This painting by Canaletto depicts a capriccio view incorporating Palladio's design for the Rialto Bridge in Venice. It showcases the city's architectural grandeur and is part of the Royal Collection.

This painting by Canaletto depicts the Piazza San Marco in Venice, offering a detailed view from a corner of the Basilica. It showcases the grandeur of the Venetian architecture and the bustling urban scene, characteristic of Canaletto's landscape works.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the grandeur of Venice's Piazza San Marco, with the Church of San Geminiano visible in the distance. The painting showcases the city's architectural beauty and bustling urban life, characteristic of Canaletto's detailed vedute.

This painting by Canaletto depicts the Piazza San Marco in Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the Basilica and the Campanile. It is part of the Royal Collection and offers a detailed view of the iconic Venetian landmarks.

This panoramic view by Canaletto captures the San Geremia church and the entrance to the Cannaregio district in Venice. The painting showcases the grandeur of Venetian architecture and the intricate canal system, typical of Canaletto's detailed vedute of the city.

This painting by Canaletto depicts San Giorgio Maggiore, a prominent church in Venice, set within a capriccio style that blends reality with imaginative elements. The scene captures the grandeur of the Venetian architecture against a picturesque backdrop, characteristic of Canaletto's detailed and atmospheric landscapes.

This painting depicts the San Marco basin in Venice during the Festa della Sensa, a festival celebrating the Ascension of Jesus. The scene includes the iconic Doge's Palace and the bucentaur, a decorated barge used in the festival. Canaletto's detailed perspective captures the grandeur of Venice's waterways and the lively atmosphere of the event.

This painting depicts the Campo SS. Giovanni e Paolo in Venice, showcasing the grandeur of the Venetian architecture and the bustling urban life of the 18th century. Created by Canaletto, it is part of the Royal Collection and offers a detailed view of the area around the church of San Giovanni e Paolo, including notable landmarks such as the Statue of Bartolomeo Colleoni.