Venice 1891

Konstantin Korovin's "Venice," painted in 1891, captures the romantic essence of the Italian city. Known for his luminous colors and atmospheric depictions, Korovin's painting uses loose brushstrokes to depict a bustling canal scene. The reflections on the water, the colorful buildings, and the vibrant sky create a sense of movement and energy, making "Venice" a compelling example of Impressionism in Russian art.