Null CANALETTO. Le Procuratie Nuove e San Giminiano.
Etching, 209x143 mm. Small …
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CANALETTO. Le Procuratie Nuove e San Giminiano. Etching, 209x143 mm. Small margins. Bottom center: 'The Procuratie niove and S. Ziminian V'. Bottom left: 'A. Canal f'. State I/II. Good condition. It is part of the splendid series of 31 views that Canaletto engraved between 1740 and 1746.Succi: "The artist's eye dwells carefully on the architectural elements, carefully captured, and on the picturesque crowd that animates the piazza."

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CANALETTO. Le Procuratie Nuove e San Giminiano. Etching, 209x143 mm. Small margins. Bottom center: 'The Procuratie niove and S. Ziminian V'. Bottom left: 'A. Canal f'. State I/II. Good condition. It is part of the splendid series of 31 views that Canaletto engraved between 1740 and 1746.Succi: "The artist's eye dwells carefully on the architectural elements, carefully captured, and on the picturesque crowd that animates the piazza."

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