The Dark Canal, Venice 1908

"The Dark Canal, Venice" is an etching by Donald Shaw MacLaughlan created in 1908. The print depicts a narrow canal in Venice, with tall buildings lining the banks, creating a sense of claustrophobia. The dark shadows and lack of detail highlight the somber atmosphere of the scene. The artwork is a testament to MacLaughlan's skill in capturing the unique beauty of Venice and its architecture. The Art Institute of Chicago houses this print, showcasing the artist's talent for expressing the city's atmospheric qualities through the medium of etching.