
Venetian Canal Scene Color Aquatint Print
This item is an original fine art print, likely a color aquatint or etching, depicting a classic landscape of a Venetian canal. The composition features traditional Venetian architecture with terracotta and ochre-toned buildings, a arched stone footbridge, and small boats moored in the foreground. The piece is characterized by its soft, textured tonality and muted color palette consisting of earthy browns, dusty pinks, and grey-blues. The printing process has created a visible plate mark around the edge of the image on the heavy, cream-colored paper. In the lower right corner, there is a handwritten pencil signature and what appears to be a limited edition numbering or date, though the specific artist is difficult to discern without magnification. The print exhibits high-quality craftsmanship, seen in the fine line work of the building windows and the delicate rendering of light reflecting on the water. The piece is matted with a dual-layer white and brown border. Condition-wise, the paper appears stable with no signs of significant foxing or water damage, though there is a slight ripple typical of older paper under a mat. The style suggests a mid-20th-century origin, fitting into the tradition of European travel-themed printmaking popular during that era.
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Estimated Value
$450 - $650
Basic Information
Category
Fine Art Prints
Appraised On
January 19, 2026
Estimated Value
$450 - $650
Item Description
This item is an original fine art print, likely a color aquatint or etching, depicting a classic landscape of a Venetian canal. The composition features traditional Venetian architecture with terracotta and ochre-toned buildings, a arched stone footbridge, and small boats moored in the foreground. The piece is characterized by its soft, textured tonality and muted color palette consisting of earthy browns, dusty pinks, and grey-blues. The printing process has created a visible plate mark around the edge of the image on the heavy, cream-colored paper. In the lower right corner, there is a handwritten pencil signature and what appears to be a limited edition numbering or date, though the specific artist is difficult to discern without magnification. The print exhibits high-quality craftsmanship, seen in the fine line work of the building windows and the delicate rendering of light reflecting on the water. The piece is matted with a dual-layer white and brown border. Condition-wise, the paper appears stable with no signs of significant foxing or water damage, though there is a slight ripple typical of older paper under a mat. The style suggests a mid-20th-century origin, fitting into the tradition of European travel-themed printmaking popular during that era.
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