BERNARDO BELLOTTO

THE PONTE VECCHIO, FLORENCE, 1740-1780

Tags: landscapes and scenery, cityscape, waterscapes, rivers, 18th century, european art, rococo, places, europe, italy, florence

About the Artwork

Bellotto studied with his uncle, Giovanni Antonio Canal (Canaletto) beginning about 1735, and his early works are often confused with those of the older master. This view of the picturesque Ponte Vecchio was probably painted during Bellotto's extensive travels throughout northern Italy before he left the country permanently in 1747.

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