De Momi, Landscape View of Venice, 20th Century, Oil Painting on Canvas, Framed

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MEASUREMENTS:
Including frame: Height: 47 cm; Width: 52.8 cm; Depth: 5.5 cm
Excluding frame: Height: 24.5 cm; Width: 30 cm

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Including frame: Height: 47 cm; Width: 52.8 cm; Depth: 5.5 cm
Excluding frame: Height: 24.5 cm; Width: 30 cm

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Oil painting on canvas, depicting a view of Venice, dating back to the first half of the 20th century, signed "De Momi", Italian artist, lower right in red. In this fascinating work, the painter De Momi captures the timeless soul of Venice through one of its most evocative views: the Church of San Francesco. The composition, animated by lively figures and framed by the city's historic architecture, pays homage to the great tradition of Venetian vedutism. The painting is a refined 20th-century interpretation of the 18th-century Rococo style. The artist draws inspiration from the mastery of great painters such as Francesco Guardi and Canaletto, evoking their luminosity and attention to atmospheric detail. The brushstrokes are confident, capturing the vibrant everyday life of Venice in the past. The work has been professionally cleaned and comes complete with its original frame, ready for display.

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De Momi is a renowned interpreter of 20th-century Italian vedutism, specializing in portraying the most intimate and iconic corners of the lagoon. Known primarily for his landscapes and Venetian views, his work stands out for its ability to evoke the splendor of Venice's golden age, while maintaining a distinct stylistic identity that is historicized in the art market of the last century. Through our online research, we found two works with very similar subject matter, listed for auction on the Arcadja website. Unfortunately, we do not have subscriptions to the site and cannot see the exact prices or the final auction result. This piece has an attribution mark,
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