The Grand Canal at Noon by Francesco Almeida

Urbs — Cities in Art

The Grand Canal at Noon

Francesco Almeida · 1741

Almeida's most celebrated veduta — the Grand Canal captured at high noon when the light is hardest and the water holds the sharpest reflections. Every palazzo is individually observed, every vessel named in his sketchbooks. The painting contains forty-seven identifiable boats.

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