Who painted Views of Venice: Piazza and Piazzetta?

Views of Venice: Piazza and Piazzetta was painted by Michele Marieschi in 1741.

Where can I see Views of Venice: Piazza and Piazzetta?

Views of Venice: Piazza and Piazzetta is held by Cleveland Museum of Art.

What movement is Views of Venice: Piazza and Piazzetta?

Views of Venice: Piazza and Piazzetta is associated with Baroque.

Can I buy a print of Views of Venice: Piazza and Piazzetta?

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Artwork

Views of Venice: Piazza and Piazzetta

Michele Marieschi , 1741

Views of Venice: Piazza and Piazzetta is a print by the Baroque artist Michele Marieschi. It dates from 1741 and is held in the collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Accession no.: 1978.136.20
Credit line: Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Prasse Collection

About this work

Overview

Views of Venice: Piazza and Piazzetta is a print created by Michele Marieschi in 1741, showcasing his skill in capturing detailed cityscapes.

Subject & Meaning

The print depicts Venice's central square and adjacent piazzetta, featuring a tall tower, grand buildings, and people in 18th-century attire, conveying a sense of the city's vibrant atmosphere.

Technique & Style

Marieschi employed chiaroscuro to create depth, using contrasts of light and shadow to highlight the buildings and crowd, characteristic of his work in the vedute genre.