San Cristoforo, San Michele and Murano, Seen from the Fondamenta Nuove

"San Cristoforo, San Michele and Murano, Seen from the Fondamenta Nuove" by Francesco Lazzaro Guardi exemplifies the Venetian Baroque tradition, showcasing his mastery of capturing the lively Marina vistas from the Fondamenta Nuove. Painted primarily in Oil on Canvas, the scene illustrates the iconic churches of San Cristoforo and San Michele juxtaposed against the distant Murano islands. Guardi’s loose, expressive brushwork reflects the atmospheric qualities of Venetian scenery, marking him as a key figure among the last of the classic Venetian School painters.