Canal view with the Ponte delle Guglie, Palazzo Labia and the Campanile of San Geremia 1742

This 1742 painting by Canaletto, titled "Canal view with the Ponte delle Guglie, Palazzo Labia and the Campanile of San Geremia," is a fine example of veduta, a genre popular in 18th century Venice. The painting depicts a picturesque scene of the Grand Canal, capturing the architectural grandeur of the city, including the Ponte delle Guglie, Palazzo Labia, and the Campanile of San Geremia. With meticulous detail and accurate perspective, Canaletto captures the vibrant atmosphere of Venice, showcasing the bustling waterway and the gondolas gliding through the water. The painting is now part of the Kunstmuseum Liechtenstein collection in Vaduz, Liechtenstein.