The painting was written shortly after the arrival of Canaletto to England, coinciding with the completion of the construction of the Westminster Bridge across the Thames. Apparently, she was commissioned
Perspective with the portico by Antonio Canaletto
During his stay in Rome in 1719-1720, Canaletto created scenery for the operas of Domenico Scarlatti. It is also known that it was here that he was captivated by the
Thames and houses of the suburbs of Richmond by Antonio Canaletto
The painting was performed in a typical style for the artist – a voluminous panoramic canvas, in which architectural and natural elements occupy an important place, and people are depicted
Customs by Antonio Canaletto
In the XVIII century, Venetian trade experienced a crisis, which, in effect, was caused by the loss of the former influence of Venice in Europe and throughout the world. But
Colosseum by Antonio Canaletto
Venetian master of landscape painting, the founder of the genre, as the leading, Canaletto wrote his city more often. The more valuable are the occasional appearances in his work of
Reception of the French ambassador in Venice by Antonio Canaletto
Antonio Canal is an Italian painter, one of the greatest craftsmen who portrayed everyday urban landscapes. He worked in Venice, Rome, and London, where he was elected a member of
The yard of the stonemason by Antonio Canaletto
The view of the city backyard is almost nonsense for Canaletto’s creativity, and yet – before us is the recognized masterpiece of the artist. “The yard of the stonemason” he
Capriccio with the ruins and gate of Portello in Padua by Antonio Canaletto
His Venetian career Antonio Canaletto started as a theatrical decorator, following the well-trodden father, also the theatrical artist, Bernardo Canal, the road. It is known that the painter used a
Capriccio with Colonnade by Antonio Canaletto
It was Caprichto Canaletto who wrote in 1765 as a “late” admission to the Academy; her member of the artist was elected two years earlier. The musical genre of capriccio,
Etude &; quot; Figures &; quot; by Antonio Canaletto
Urban views in the XVIII century was taken to revive by human figures. Canaletto remained true to this tradition. If you look closely, you can see that the figures depicted
London, Northumberland House by Antonio Canaletto
Northumberland House is a large Jacobin mansion in London, which was named so, mainly because of its history. He represented the London residence of the Percy family, who were counts,
Cathedral of San Giovanni e Paolo and Piazza San Marco by Antonio Canaletto
In the Dresden Gallery are two artists, nicknamed Canaletto – Giovanni Antonio Canal, who owns the painting “The Cathedral of San Giovanni e Paolo and the Piazza San Marco” and