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Giovanni Antonio Canal (18
October 1697 – 19
April 1768),
commonly known as
Canaletto (Italian: [kanaˈletto]), was an
Italian painter from the
Republic of Venice...
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Canal or
Canaletto (1697–1768) was a
Venetian painter famous for his landscapes.
Canaletto may also
refer to:
Bernardo Bellotto or
Canaletto (1721–1780)...
- The
Canaletto Blick (lit.:
Canaletto View) of
Vienna in
Austria is a
famous perspective of the city
center of Vienna, as seen from the
Upper Belvedere...
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Giovanni Antonio Canal,
known as
Canaletto, and
sometimes used the latter's
illustrious name,
signing himself as
Bernardo Canaletto. In
Germany and Poland, Bellotto...
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Septimius Severus is a 1742
landscape painting by the
Italian artist Canaletto. It
depicts the Arch of
Septimius Severus, a
triumphal arch in Rome. Constructed...
- Italian/Venetian
renaissance painter Giovanni Antonio Canal,
better known as "
Canaletto". "The Molo from the
Basin of San Marco, Venice". The San
Diego Museum...
- in Middle****). The
wooden bridge was
completed in 1750, was
painted by
Canaletto and
stood until 1783 when, in decay, it was
dismantled to make way for...
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Canaletto depicting the
construction of a new
bridge at Walton,
Surrey on the
Thames southwest of London, now
known as Old
Walton Bridge.
Canaletto had...
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Westminster Abbey, as seen in this
painting (
Canaletto, 1749), is a
World Heritage Site and one of London's
oldest and most
important buildings....
- themes.
Canaletto and
Tiepolo were
among the most
prominent painters of the age, and they
painted many
frescos and
cityscapes (particularly
Canaletto). A...
