Verona Veduta 1746

Bernardo Bellotto’s 1746 veduta of Verona is a captivating depiction of the city’s cityscape. The Italian painter, also known as "Canaletto," captured the city from a unique perspective, highlighting the Adige river and the Ponte Scaligero, or Scaliger Bridge, and the surrounding architecture. The painting provides a vivid glimpse into the urban landscape of 18th-century Verona, showcasing the city's architecture, transportation, and daily life, a style known as veduta painting that flourished during this era.