Candida Martinelli's Italophile Site
Main
Page This site celebrates Italian culture for the enjoyment of children and
adults. Site-Overview
Candida Martinelli's Italophile Site Shops at: Zazzle & PrintFection The Piazzetta Looking South-West to Santa Maria
della Salute by Canaletto (1730-40) To see more of Canaletto's work, you can
visit the Web Gallery of Art. Web
Gallery of Art of Canaletto To purchase prints of some of his work, you
can visit AllPosters.com. The images in the right column
with links go through to AllPosters.com's Canaletto selection. And if you want a painted copy of the real thing, Paintings-to-Go
offers copies
of Canaletto paintings starting at 325$. They paint them
in any size you want. (b.1697–d.1768) Venetian born, Canaletto studied with his
father, Bernardo Canal, a theatrical scene painter. He studied
in Rome, and painted throughout Europe. In Venice, he painted the Venetian scenes he's best known for:
far-off vistas, detailed scenes of daily life in Venice, architectural
accuracy, broad views, rich colors. Some of his most famous
works are: In the days before cameras became common-place items in a tourist's
bag, visitors to towns would purchase picture post-cards as remembrances
of their journey.
The cards were reproductions of drawings, with colors added.
To the modern eye, the effect is charmingly nostalgic of the 'Grand
Tour' era of travel.
The prints in the left column below are made from picture
post-cards and are sold in various sizes, but are all relatively
inexpensive. They click through to their page at
AllPosters.com where you can see the sizes and prices. La Piazzetta (1733-35)
View of the Grand Canal (1735)
Rialto
Bridge from the South (1735)
Regatta
on the Grand Canal (1732)
Doge Palace (1725)
Grand
Canal Looking South-West (1738)
Piazza
San Marco Looking South-East (1735-40) Bridge of Sighs Rialto Bridge Gondolier San Giorgio Island Grand Canal Rio San Bernardo Vintage Venice at AllPosters.com Visit my Paintings of Rome
Page Visit my Angels in Italian Art Page

The
Venice of Canaletto, and Post-Card Art of Venice

Canaletto (Antonio Canal)
Post-Card Art

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