Venice 1903

Thomas Moran's 1903 painting "Venice" captures the city's iconic canals and architecture. The artist, known for his landscapes of the American West, uses a soft, Impressionistic style to portray a serene scene of gondolas and sailboats traversing the water. The distant cityscape, with its bell tower rising above the buildings, adds a sense of depth and grandeur. This picturesque view of Venice reflects Moran's fascination with both natural and urban environments, highlighting the captivating beauty of this historic Italian city.