De campanile van S. Giovanni e Paolo met aangrenzende hoge huizen en vergezicht 1788 - 1839

This pencil drawing by Dutch artist Hendrik Voogd depicts the campanile of the Church of Saints John and Paul in Venice. Created between 1788 and 1839, the work showcases Voogd's keen eye for architectural detail, capturing the intricate details of the bell tower and surrounding buildings. The view from above, looking down upon the rooftops, offers a unique perspective on the Venetian cityscape. The work is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, and is a testament to Voogd's mastery of drawing.