A canal in Venice – San Marco district
This watercolor shows a canal in Venice, placed in San Marco district. San Marco is one of the six sestieri […]
Bridge and Canal Postcard
Postcard depicting a typical Venetian view, with a bridge crossing a canal.
Postcard printed on 300 gsm paper.
Size: 4.5 × 6.5 inches
Canal crossed by three bridges
A typical Venetian landscape: a canal crossed by three bridges.
Reproduction printed on 260 gsm Modigliani ivory hammered paper.
Paper size: 13.50 × 9.69 inches
Image size: 7.60 × 7.64 inches
Canal crossed by three bridges
Original drawing of a typical venetian landscape: a canal crossed by three bridges. Technique used: thin black felt pen drawing […]
Canal, bridge and fondamenta
Drawing of a typical Venetian landscape: a canal crossed by a bridge and its fondamenta.
In Venice, the word fondamenta refers to a street running alongside a canal.
Reproduction printed on 260 gsm Modigliani hammered paper, produced by the Cordenons paper mill (PN).
Paper size: 13.35 × 9.45 inches
Image size: 7.56 × 7.60 inches
Canal, bridge and fondamenta
Drawing of a typical venetian landscape: a canal crossed by a bridge and its “fondamenta”. “Fondamenta” means “foundation” in Italian, […]
Fondamenta dei Mori
In the path that leads to Madonna dell’Orto there is the “Fondamenta dei Mori” (foundation of the Moors) with the […]
Fondamenta Malcanton watercolor
This watercolor shows a canal and its fondamenta in Venice, placed in the Dorsoduro distric: it is the Rio de […]
Marcello Palace
Marcello Palace is a palace in Venice, located in the district of Santa Croce, in front of the bridge Ca’ […]
Palazzetto Dandolo
Palazzetto Dandolo on Fondamenta Dandolo (Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo)
A small, well-preserved 17th-century palace, both in terms of its façade and interior. The two chimneys are part of the symmetrical perspective typical of minor Venetian architecture. This building appears in Bernardo Bellotto’s painting The Rio dei Mendicanti.
Piscina de Frezzaria Bridge
In the early sixteenth century, Frezzaria was an area devoted to the production and sale of fine artisanal goods, particularly […]
Piscina de Frezzaria Bridge — Drypoint
At the beginning of the 16th century, Frezzaria was an area dedicated to the production and sale of highly prized handcrafted goods, particularly arrows (hence the name Frezze). It is located in the San Marco district, very close to La Fenice Theatre.












