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Antonio Canal, genannt "Canaletto",
1697 – 1768, Nachfolge

Anbei in Kopie eine Expertise von René Millet vom 5. Februar 2019.

Über den Canal Grande wird der Blick des Betrachters geführt vorbei an dem hell vom Sonnenlicht erstrahlten Fondaco dei Tedeschi mit seinen von Arkaden überfangenen Anlegestellen hin zur Rialto Brücke und dem halb beleuchteten, halb verschatteten Palazzo dei Camerlenghi. Hinter dem Fondaco dei Tedeschi der Kirchturm von San Bartolomeo di Rialto. Der Künstler des vorliegenden Gemäldes konnte zurückgreifen auf eine Komposition von Canaletto, wie etwa „Il ponte di Rialte da Nord“, welche sich in Turin in der Pinacotheca Giovanni e Marella Agnelli al Lingotto befindet. (†) (1181282) (13)


Antonio Canal, also known as „Canaletto“,
1697 – 1768 follower of

VIEW OF THE RIALTO BRIDGE AND THE CAMERLENGHI PALACE

Oil on canvas.
36.7 x 55.5 cm.

A copy of the expert’s report by René Millet dated 5 February 2019 is enclosed.

The painting shows a view across the Grand Canal, past the sunlit Fondaco dei Tedeschi with its piers surmounted by arcades to the Rialto Bridge and the Camerlenghi Palace, which bathed in sunlit on one side while the other remains in the shadow. Behind the Fondaco dei Tedeschi the church tower of San Bartolomeo di Rialto is visible. The artist of our painting was able to use a Canaletto composition such as Il ponte di Rialte da Nord (View of the Rialto Bridge from the North), held at the Pinacotheca Giovanni e Marella Agnelli al Lingotto in Turin for inspiration. (†)

This object has been individually compared to the information in the Art Loss Register data bank and is not registered there as stolen or missing.