View of the Island of San Giorgio in Alga, Venice 

Francesco Guardi was a Venetian painter known for his vedute, or views, of his native city. "View of the Island of San Giorgio in Alga, Venice" is a typical example of Guardi's work, depicting the island as seen from the lagoon. The painting showcases a characteristically loose and painterly style that captures the atmosphere and light of Venice. The view of the island, with its tall bell tower, is dominated by the water and the gondolas that populate the scene. Guardi's paintings often capture the fleeting moments and vibrant life of Venetian society, making them a popular subject of study for art historians.