Piazza San Marco, Looking toward the Church of San Gemignano ca. 1804-28 Giacomo Guardi Italian This is one of a series of drawings, all in pen and ink, and gray wash, that formed part of an album housing forty-eight views of Venice and the surrounding islands. Recognizing the market incentive to produce rather prosaic drawings as keepsakes for visiting tourists, Giacomo made numerous such albums, repeating the compositions as necessary. The view of the Piazza San Marco, which begins the numbered series, is probably derived from some earlier drawing, painting, or print. Colonel Edward Roche, an Irish gentleman, first owned the Lehman album. His name was inscribed on its cover. The views remained intact as a family keepsake for more than a century until sold in 1956, when the drawings were dispersed.. Piazza San Marco, Looking toward the Church of San Gemignano. Giacomo Guardi (Italian, Venice () 1764-1835 Venice ()). ca. 1804-28. Pen and brown ink, gray wash. Drawings

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Piazza San Marco, Looking toward the Church of San Gemignano ca. 1804-28 Giacomo Guardi Italian This is one of a series of drawings, all in pen and ink, and gray wash, that formed part of an album housing forty-eight views of Venice and the surrounding islands. Recognizing the market incentive to produce rather prosaic drawings as keepsakes for visiting tourists, Giacomo made numerous such albums, repeating the compositions as necessary. The view of the Piazza San Marco, which begins the numbered series, is probably derived from some earlier drawing, painting, or print. Colonel Edward Roche, an Irish gentleman, first owned the Lehman album. His name was inscribed on its cover. The views remained intact as a family keepsake for more than a century until sold in 1956, when the drawings were dispersed.. Piazza San Marco, Looking toward the Church of San Gemignano. Giacomo Guardi (Italian, Venice () 1764-1835 Venice ()). ca. 1804-28. Pen and brown ink, gray wash. Drawings

SuperStock offers millions of photos, videos, and stock assets to creatives around the world. This image of Piazza San Marco, Looking toward the Church of San Gemignano ca. 1804-28 Giacomo Guardi Italian This is one of a series of drawings, all in pen and ink, and gray wash, that formed part of an album housing forty-eight views of Venice and the surrounding islands. Recognizing the market incentive to produce rather prosaic drawings as keepsakes for visiting tourists, Giacomo made numerous such albums, repeating the compositions as necessary. The view of the Piazza San Marco, which begins the numbered series, is probably derived from some earlier drawing, painting, or print. Colonel Edward Roche, an Irish gentleman, first owned the Lehman album. His name was inscribed on its cover. The views remained intact as a family keepsake for more than a century until sold in 1956, when the drawings were dispersed.. Piazza San Marco, Looking toward the Church of San Gemignano. Giacomo Guardi (Italian, Venice () 1764-1835 Venice ()). ca. 1804-28. Pen and brown ink, gray wash. Drawings by Piemags/PL Photography Limited is available for licensing today.

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