This hand-painted reproduction is based on a famous painting by Canaletto (1697–1768), depicting St. Mark’s Square in Venice, with the Clock Tower in the background. Created around 1730, the original artwork (measuring 52 x 68 cm) is part of the collection at the Nelson-Atkins Museum in the United States.
Renowned for his Venetian cityscapes, Canaletto is known for his highly detailed and lively views of Venice’s landmarks. Like in his famous historical scene The Bucentaur at the Môle on Ascension Day, his paintings are filled with figures engaged in daily life, giving each scene a vibrant and authentic atmosphere.
This reproduction faithfully captures the architectural elegance, Venetian light, and urban energy that define Canaletto’s masterful work.
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