Two Venetian Ceremonial Scenes
about 1740, Canaletto
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These two paintings were made as pendants, or companion pieces, and would have hung together.
They are among the grandest views of Venice that Canaletto made for the many wealthy visitors who flocked to see the city and to witness the impressive public ceremonies held on the Grand Canal.
They are among the grandest views of Venice that Canaletto made for the many wealthy visitors who flocked to see the city and to witness the impressive public ceremonies held on the Grand Canal.
Paintings in this group: Two Venetian Ceremonial Scenes
Canaletto
about 1740
The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN