ЧАСТЬ 1, ЧАСТЬ 2, ЧАСТЬ 3, ЧАСТЬ 4, ЧАСТЬ 5




01. Artist/maker unknown, Italian
St. Mark's, Venice, 19th century
Hand-colored lithograph
17.8 × 26.7 cm





02. Artist/maker unknown, Italian
Il Molo, Venice, with Piazza of St. Mark's Behind, c. 1854
Hand-colored lithograph
17.8 × 26.7 cm)





03. Artist/maker unknown, Italian
Ponte dei Sospiri, Venice, c. 1854
Hand-colored lithograph
25.4 × 17.5 cm




04. Francesco Guardi (Italian (active Venice), 1712–1793)
The Meeting of Pope Pius VI and Doge Paolo Renier at San Giorgio in Alga 1782
Oil on canvas
71.1 x 81.3 cm




05. Follower of Francesco Guardi (Italian (active Venice), 1712–1793)
Santa Maria della Salute and the Dogana
Late 18th century?
Oil on canvas
33 x 44.6 cm




06. Michele Marieschi (Italian (active Venice), 1710–1743)
The Rialto Bridge from the South, c. 1736
Oil on canvas
55.9 x 85.1 cm




07. John Singer Sargent (American (active London, Florence, and Paris), 1856–1925)
The Rialto, Venice 1911
Oil on canvas
55.9 × 92.1 cm




08. Félix-François-Georges-Philibert Ziem (French, 1821–1911)
Canal in Venice. Before 1877
Oil on canvas
64.9 x 54 cm





09. Antonio Reyna (Spanish, born 1861)
Canal in Venice
Early 20th century
Oil on panel
36.2 x 23.5 cm





10. Imitator of Francesco Guardi (Italian (active Venice), 1712–1793)
Capriccio with an Obelisk on a Lagoon
Oil on canvas
42.1 x 54.8 cm




11. Follower of Giacomo Guardi (Italian (active Venice), 1764–1835)
The Island of San Michele with Venice in the Background. After 1782
Oil on canvas
19 x 24.3 cm




12. Francesco Guardi (Italian (active Venice), 1712–1793)
Regatta in "Volta di Canal", c. 1760-1770
Oil on canvas
120.2 × 168.9 cm




13. Alexandre-Jean-Baptiste Hesse (French, 1806–1879)
The Funerary Honors Rendered to Titian, Who Died in Venice during the Plague of 1576, c. 1833
Oil on canvas
40 x 59.1 cm




14. Michele Marieschi (Italian (active Venice), 1710–1743)
Courtyard of a Palace, c. 1740
Oil on canvas
36.2 x 56.5 cm




15. James McBey (British, 1883–1959)
Venetian Night 1925
Etching
28 × 43 cm

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