John Singer Sargent painted Street in Venice during the second of his numerous visits to the city. Here, the work is reproduced on an unframed canvas for a minimalist look.
John Singer Sargent painted Street in Venice (1882) during the second of his numerous visits to the city. Here, the work is reproduced on an unframed canvas for a minimalist look. Painted on the spot, Sargent depicted the Calle Larga dei Proverbi, a back alley near the Grand Canal, with Mediterranean sunshine flooding its narrow confines. A highly decorated artist, Sargent's virtuoso is on display in the combination of technical skill and emotional intensity.
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| Description | John Singer Sargent painted Street in Venice (1882) during the second of his numerous visits to the city. Here, the work is reproduced on an unframed canvas for a minimalist look. Painted on the spot, Sargent depicted the Calle Larga dei Proverbi, a back alley near the Grand Canal, with Mediterranean sunshine flooding its narrow confines. A highly decorated artist, Sargent's virtuoso is on display in the combination of technical skill and emotional intensity.
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| Art Subject | Cityscapes |
| Art Style | American |
