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Natale Gavagnin - 21 x 11 cm — 1

Natale Gavagnin - 21 x 11 cm

Period

19th Cent.

Origin

Italy

Dimensions

Length 11 cm, Height 21 cm (unframed)

Status

available

Description

A charming 19th-century watercolor by Italian painter Natale Gavagnin (1851–1923), depicting one of Venice's most iconic views: St. Mark's Campanile and Piazza San Marco, seen from the lagoon with a solitary gondola gently gliding across the water. Executed with a light and confident hand, the composition beautifully captures the city's soft reflections, luminous sky and elegant architectural silhouettes. Gavagnin was renowned for his Venetian landscapes and genre scenes, and his works are appreciated for their delicate palette and atmospheric quality. The painting is presented in its original gilt frame and retains period notes on the reverse, further documenting its provenance and attribution. Compact in size (image: 21 × 11 cm, unframed), it is an ideal piece for collectors of Venetian art or anyone looking to add an authentic nineteenth-century work to an interior. Whether displayed alone or as part of a gallery wall, it offers a refined glimpse into the enduring beauty of historic Venice.