Campanile and Rio di San Polo, Venice 1883

"Campanile and Rio di San Polo, Venice" is a pen-and-ink drawing created in 1883 by American artist Andrew Fisher Bunner. The artwork depicts a view of the Rio di San Polo canal in Venice, with the campanile (bell tower) of the church of San Polo dominating the composition. Bunner's meticulous detail and delicate line work capture the architectural character of the city and its waterways, highlighting the intricate details of the buildings and the reflections in the water. The drawing, now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art collection, is a testament to Bunner's skillful hand and his fascination with the beauty of Venetian architecture.