St. Mark's, Venice 1963

Alfred Bendiner’s "St. Mark's, Venice" from 1963 is a striking red-toned etching that captures the intricate architecture of the famous Venetian basilica. With a minimalist style, Bendiner uses delicate lines to depict the intricate details of the facade, highlighting the complex structure and ornamentation. The piece depicts a bustling scene with numerous figures and a flurry of birds, suggesting the vibrant energy of the historic square. While the artist’s short life was cut tragically short, his work continues to enchant viewers with its singular artistic voice.