Venetian casino 

"Venetian Casino" is a satirical etching by Johann Heinrich Ramberg, a German artist known for his social commentary. The artwork, housed in the Städel Museum, captures a bustling scene in a Venetian gambling house, filled with diverse characters engaged in various activities. The artist's keen eye for detail and humorous depiction of human foibles provides a glimpse into 18th-century Venetian society. The etching's lively composition and intricate details make it a compelling example of social realism. Ramberg's work reflects the fascination with Italian culture prevalent in 18th-century Europe, while simultaneously offering a critical perspective on the excesses of gambling and social life.