The Piazzetta to the South 1725
canaletto
drawing, ink
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drawing
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venetian-painting
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perspective
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ink
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cityscape
"The Piazzetta to the South" is a 1725 drawing by Canaletto, a Venetian artist known for his precise depictions of his city. The drawing shows a view of the Piazzetta, a public square in Venice, with the Doge's Palace on the left and the column of St. Theodore on the right. Canaletto’s use of pen and ink creates a detailed and atmospheric image of the Venetian cityscape. This artwork is a great example of Canaletto's masterful draftsmanship and his ability to capture the beauty of Venice.
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