Venice: Entrance to the Cannaregio, 1734-42 - Giovanni Canaletto - Framed art Print o374sf Grimshaw's dedication to portraying reality

Grimshaw's dedication to portraying reality was fueled by his fascination with photography

You can spot Monet's family in the painting

all leading to the riverside

evoking a strong sense of nostalgia

There's a belief that Vermeer used an optical device to create this painting - perhaps a camera obscura or a telescope to capture the fine details

Venice: Entrance to the Cannaregio, 1734-42 - Giovanni Canaletto - Framed art Print o374sf Grimshaw's dedication to portraying realityFramed Rococo art print (28 x 40 cm) by Giovanni Canaletto. Buy this print framed for 160. Buy this print unframed for 50. Framed Size is 28 x 40 cm. Other print sizes and frame styles are available. To buy, or to see more size and frame options, select 'Choose frame'.. About this artwork The artwork portrays the entrance of the Cannaregio Canal, the second largest vein of water in Venice after the Grand Canal. You can see the Ponte delle Guglie, also