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The Doge in the Bucintoro Leaving San Nicolodi Lido, 1763 / 1766
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The Doge in the Bucintoro Leaving San Nicolodi Lido, 1763 / 1766
The Doge in the Bucintoro Leaving San Nicolo di Lido, 1763/1766
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The Doge in the Bucintoro Leaving San Nicolodi Lido, 1763/1766
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is a captivating print that transports us to 18th century Venice. This exquisite artwork by Giovanni Battista Brostoloni captures a momentous occasion - the departure of the Doge in his grand galley ship, known as the Bucintoro. The scene unfolds on Ascension Day, a significant event in Venice's calendar. As we gaze upon this etching and engraving on laid paper, we are immersed in the bustling atmosphere of the Grand Canal. The intricately detailed architecture along its banks showcases Canaletto's mastery as an artist. In this snapshot of history, men and women gather along the canal's edge to witness this majestic spectacle. Children excitedly point at gondolas gliding through the lagoon while monks from a nearby monastery observe with reverence. The crowd reflects both locals and visitors who have come together to celebrate their shared Christian faith and cultural customs. The composition expertly balances intricate details with sweeping strokes that capture movement and energy. Our eyes are drawn towards the central figure -the Doge- resplendent in his regal attire, standing tall amidst his entourage. His departure symbolizes not only his authority but also represents Venice's maritime power during this golden era. This remarkable piece now resides within the National Gallery of Art Washington where it continues to inspire art enthusiasts from around the world. Through Brostoloni's skillful interpretation, "The Doge in Bucintoro Leaving San Nicolodi Lido" invites us into a bygone era filled with grandeur, tradition, and timeless beauty.
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