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This panorama of Venice, in gouache on black paper, calls to mind the topographical precision afforded by photography, and was probably painted around the time of the invention of photography in 1839. The sweeping view of urban shoreline anchored by San Marco’s campanile and the commanding Doge’s Palace offers a pictorial record of modern appeal.
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Title: View of Venice
Artist:
Italian (?), 19th century (possibly attributed to "Gargiulo")
Date: 1830–45
Medium: Gouache on black paper
Dimensions: 300 x 649 mm, image 195 x 583
Classification: Drawings
Credit Line: Robert Lehman Collection, 1975
Accession Number: 1975.1.766
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