The Venetian Girl c. 1880

"The Venetian Girl" is a painting by American artist Frank Duveneck, created around 1880. The artwork depicts a young woman in traditional Venetian dress, holding a platter with fruit. The painting is characterized by its loose brushwork and expressive use of color, creating a sense of immediacy and realism. Duveneck's work, often associated with the Munich School, is known for its bold and dynamic style, as seen in this captivating portrait.