
1697โ1768 ยท Italian ยท 30 artworks
artist bio
Canaletto, born Giovanni Antonio Canal, was an Italian painter renowned for his detailed and picturesque views of Venice. His meticulous cityscapes, known as 'vedute,' captured the grandeur and daily life of Venice, influencing generations of landscape painters.
what you'll learn
Studying Canaletto's work allows students to understand perspective, architectural detail, and the use of light to create atmospheric effects. Students can also learn about the social and cultural context of 18th-century Venice and London.
related: Francesco Guardi, Bernardo Bellotto, William Hogarth

San Cristoforo, San Michele & Murano
1723

The Piazzetta Looking South
1727

St. Mark's Basin
1738

Padua: The Prato della Valle with Santa Giustinia and the Church of Misericordia
1740

Dolo on the Brenta
1728

Fonteghetto della Farina
1730

View of a River, Perhaps in Padua
1745

Capriccio of twin flights of steps leading to a palazzo
1750

Piazza San Marco Looking South and West
1763

Venice Viewed from the San Giorgio Maggiore
1750

San Francesco della Vigna, Church And Campo

View of Dresden, the Frauenkirche

Venice, The Piazzetta Looking South west towards Santa Maria della Salute
1727

The Chapel of Eton College
1747

View of the Grand Walk, Vauxhall Gardens, with the Orchestra Pavilion, the Organ House, the Turkish Dining Tent and the Statue of Aurora
1751

Feast of San Rocco (The Doge Visiting the Church and Scuola di S. Rocco)
1735

The Riva degli Schiavoni
1730

The Grand Canal, Venice, Looking South toward the Rialto Bridge

Grand Canal From Santa Maria Della Carita To The Bacino Di San Marco
1732

The Thames from Somerset House Terrace towards the City
1751

View of the Rialto at Venice (View of the Rialto Bridge from the South

The Piazzetta, Looking toward the Clock Tower
1727

Alnwick Castle
1747

The Church of La Salute and the Grand Canal

Windsor Castle
1747

San Giacomo di Rialto
1726

Stonemason's Yard
1727

San Giacomo de Rialto
1726

Roofs and Chimneys in Venice
1735

The Interior of Henry VII Chapel in Westminster Abbey
1750