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Grand Canel the Rialto Bridge from the North
by Canaletto
StyleVenetian School
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Canaletto depicted the Rialto Bridge from the north, one of Venice's most iconic views. The arched bridge spans the Grand Canal, lined with shops as it was built. Gondolas populate the water.
This painting is at the Pinacoteca Agnelli in Turin.
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About Grand Canel the Rialto Bridge from the North
You can see it at Pinacoteca Giovanni e Marella Agnelli, Turin in Turin, Italy. Canaletto created it. Canaletto depicted the Rialto Bridge from the north, one of Venice's most iconic views.
Canaletto painted this iconic Venetian landmark You can see it at Pinacoteca Giovanni e Marella Agnelli, Turin. Canaletto depicted the Rialto Bridge from the north, one of Venice's most iconic views.
Canaletto's biggest patron was Joseph Smith, the British consul in Venice. Smith acquired hundreds of paintings and drawings, later sold to King George III, forming a core of the Royal Collection.
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