Grand Canal From Santa Maria Della Carita To The Bacino Di San Marco (c.1732; Venice, Italy) by Canaletto

Grand Canal From Santa Maria Della Carita To The Bacino Di San Marco - Canaletto - c.1732; Venice, Italy

Artwork Information

TitleGrand Canal From Santa Maria Della Carita To The Bacino Di San Marco
ArtistCanaletto
Datec.1732; Venice, Italy
Mediumoil,canvas
Dimensions80 x 47.9 cm
Art MovementBaroque

About Grand Canal From Santa Maria Della Carita To The Bacino Di San Marco

“Grand Canal From Santa Maria Della Carita To The Bacino Di San Marco” is an oil on canvas painting created circa 1732 by the artist Canaletto. This artwork, characteristic of the Baroque movement, measures 80 by 47.9 centimeters and depicts a cityscape of Venice, Italy. It illustrates a panoramic view of the Grand Canal from Santa Maria Della Carita to the Bacino Di San Marco.

The artwork captures the essence of Venice with meticulous attention to architectural details and the daily life along the canals. On the left, grand buildings line the canal, their facades reflecting on the water. Gondolas and boats, emblematic of Venetian life, are scattered throughout the scene. The right side showcases the intricate Gothic architecture of Santa Maria Della Carita, with its pointed arches and elaborate detailing. The towering bell tower and the distant domes offer a sense of depth and perspective. The sky, painted in a delicate gradient of blue, complements the serene atmosphere, enhancing the overall harmony of the composition. The presence of people adds a dynamic element, bringing to life the historical and cultural vibrancy of Venice during the 18th century.

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