Venice 1948

“Venice” is a vibrant 1948 painting by Enrico Prampolini, an Italian artist who played a key role in the development of Futurism and Abstract Art. The artwork depicts the iconic canals of Venice, using bold, flat colors, and simplified forms characteristic of Prampolini’s style. The perspective is distorted, creating a dynamic and almost abstract view of the city. The painting uses vivid blues and yellows, contrasting with accents of red and pink, capturing the energy and beauty of Venice in a unique and modern way.