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"Gondolieri: Navigating the Venetian Waterways Through Time" Immerse yourself in the enchanting world as we explore their timeless presence in the captivating city of Venice. From historic paintings to stunning photographs, these glimpses into Venetian life showcase the enduring allure of these iconic boats and their skilled navigators. Step back in time to 1740/41 with Michele Marieschi's masterpiece, "The Church of Santa Maria della Salute. " Amidst this breathtaking view, a gondola gracefully glides through the serene waters, symbolizing both tradition and tranquility. In c. 1890, an unknown artist captures the essence of Venice's most famous bridge in "Untitled (93), Rialto Bridge. " Gondolas dotting the water beneath it serve as a reminder that these elegant vessels have long been an integral part of daily life for locals and visitors alike. Jost Ammon takes us on a journey to Ascension Day circa 1565. . 1697 with his painting "Procession of the Doge to the Bucintoro on Ascension Day. " Amongst a bustling scene filled with grandeur and celebration, gondolas play a vital role in this annual event showcasing Venice's rich cultural heritage. A sheet adorned with two borders featuring landscapes within frames transports us to late 18th-mid-19th century Venice. Created by an anonymous artist, it encapsulates scenes where gondolas seamlessly blend into picturesque surroundings—a testament to their harmonious integration within this unique cityscape. Donald Shaw MacLaughlan's "The Canal of Little Saint" from 1909 invites us into a more intimate setting. Here we witness gondolieri navigating narrower canals while capturing moments of solitude amidst Venetian charm. Robert Frederick Blum brings forth another perspective through his artwork "Lagune with Steamers and Gondolas" from 1885.