Della Fava, Venice 1907
johnmarin
light pencil work
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old engraving style
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"Della Fava, Venice" is an etching by American artist John Marin, created in 1907. This print depicts a narrow canal in Venice, Italy, with buildings lining its sides. The use of bold lines and hatched marks emphasizes the verticality of the structures and creates a sense of depth in the composition. The gondolas in the foreground add a sense of scale and movement, while the artist's signature in the lower right corner provides a sense of authenticity. The etching is a fine example of Marin's early work, which was heavily influenced by his travels to Europe, and his unique style of capturing the essence of a place through simplified forms and expressive lines.
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