19th-20th century
35 x 45 cm (without frame) - 46 x 56 cm (with frame).
Venetian painter (19th-20th century) — Venice, view of the Island of San Michele.
35 x 45 cm (without frame) – 46 x 56 cm (with frame).
Oil on canvas, in a gilded and painted wooden frame.
The view depicts the Island of San Michele, recognizable by its cylindrical bell tower and the Church of San Michele in Isola, a Venetian Renaissance masterpiece designed by Mauro Codussi. In the foreground, gondolas and boatmen are depicted with the typical Macchiaioli style, swift, concise figures that enliven the lagoon scene. The vibrant palette, with its characteristic turquoise-green sky, is typical of Venetian genre painting between the 19th and 20th centuries.
Condition report: Lined canvas. Good state of conservation of the pictorial surface.
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