Sketch of Houses near SS. Giovanni e Paolo, Venice 1883

Andrew Fisher Bunner’s 1883 pen and ink drawing "Sketch of Houses near SS. Giovanni e Paolo, Venice" depicts a Venetian canal scene with a large building. The intricate detail, including the building's architectural features and the reflection of the water, creates a sense of depth and realism. Bunner, known for his architectural drawings, masterfully captures the essence of Venice through this intricate sketch, now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection. The drawing is a testament to his skill and the beauty of Venetian architecture.