Venice 

Roger Fry's watercolor painting "Venice" is a study of the iconic city's architecture and canals. The painting showcases Fry's distinctive style, characterized by simplified forms and muted colors. The viewer's eye is drawn to the central canal, which divides the composition and reflects the buildings, creating a sense of depth. The architecture, represented by the tall buildings and bridges, is rendered with broad strokes, highlighting Fry's focus on capturing the essence of the scene rather than meticulous detail. This artwork showcases Fry's artistic vision, highlighting his understanding of light, shadow, and color in creating a compelling portrayal of the Venetian landscape.