Carnival In St. Mark's Square, Venice. Lucia Ponga Degli Ancillo

Carnival in St. Mark’s Square, Venice

Lucia Ponga, 1900

A striking view of St. Mark’s Square in Venice, brought to life by elegant figures in period costumes and the festive atmosphere of Carnival. The composition opens up toward the Basilica and the bell tower, while the square comes to life through small groups of figures, delicate colors, and lively brushwork, capturing the charm of early 20th-century Venice. A painting of great beauty, rich in movement and detail, celebrating Venetian elegance and tradition. The finely decorated gilded frame complements and enhances the painting’s presentation.

Lucia Ponga degli Ancillo was a Venetian painter active between the late 19th century and the first half of the 20th century, specializing in views of Venice and lagoon landscapes.

Her work stands out for its connection to the Venetian veduta tradition, reinterpreted through loose and lively brushwork, luminous colors, and a particular focus on the city’s daily life. Her paintings frequently feature views of canals, architecture, boats, and ordinary people—elements that help convey the atmosphere of Venice in days gone by.

Dimensions with frame: 56 × 46 cm
Painting dimensions: 39 × 30 cm

Code: 397

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