Giacomo Guardi
Small Venetian views, lesser than father
Giacomo Guardi was an Italian painter from Venice. The son of famous veduta painter Francesco Guardi, he continued his father's line of work, though without the same level of renown. The majority of his works are quite small views of only minor artistic interest, more akin to postcards than to his father's grand scenes, but he produced several paintings showcasing a notable level of artistic skill as well.
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- Francesco Guardi Parent
Artworks by this artist (53 total)
- Piazza San Marco, Looking toward the Basilica ca. 1804[-]28
- The Rialto bridge, Venice
- The Rialto Bridge, Venice 2
- Capricci of houses with figures by water
- The Church of the Redentore from the Giudecca Canal ca. 1804[-]28
- The Clock Tower of San Marco, from the Front of the Basilica after 1793
- The Island of Burano 1764[-]1835
- Capriccio of Classical Ruins with a Fortress
- The Island of Povegila, with British Naval Officers Embarking before 1797
- The Punta di Santa Marta, Opposite the Giudecca ca. 1804[-]28
- A view of San Giorgio Maggiore from the Bacino of San Marco, Venice
- The Piazza San Marco towards San Giacomo 1764[-]1835
- The Island of L’Anconetta, on the Way to Mestre, with the Church of La Madonnetta ca. 1804[-]28
- The Rio dei Mendicanti ca. 1804[-]25
- Santa Maria Della Salute, Venice And The Punta Della Dogana
- The Venetian lagoon with ruins and figures
- Campo Santi Giovanni e Paolo, Looking Toward the Scuola di San Marco ca. 1804[-]28
- The Porto di Lido, with the Fortezza Sant’Andrea on the Left ca. 1804[-]28
- A view of the Rialto Bridge, Venice
- The Island of the Beata Vergine delle Grazie ca. 1804[-]28