Venetian Painter (19th-20th Century) — Venice, View Of The Island Of San Michele.
Venetian painter (19th-20th century) — Venice, view of the Island of San Michele.
35 x 45 cm (unframed) - 46 x 56 cm (framed).
Oil on canvas, in a gilded and painted wooden frame.
This view depicts the Island of San Cristoforo della Pace in the Venetian lagoon, identifiable by its simple church façade and low monastic buildings. In the foreground, gondolas and boatmen are rendered with the quick, summary brushwork of the Guardesque macchiette tradition. The vivid palette, dominated by turquoise-green tones in sky and water, is characteristic of Venetian genre painting between the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Condition report: Lined canvas. The painted surface is in good condition.
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Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Condition of use
Material: Oil painting
Length: 45
Height: 35
Reference (ID): 1794500
Availability: In stock
































