Cass Gilbert Prints – European Architecture & Travel Views
Cass Gilbert prints explore European churches, towers, bridges and historic streets through travel views of Italy, France, Belgium and other settings. Buildings rise above small figures, with their proportions and surrounding spaces kept clearly in view. Browse unframed prints, framed prints and canvas panels, alongside architectural art and Venice wall art.
Churches as the focus of the town
A Market Day, Church of St. Jacques, Ghent gives the church and its spire most of the upright composition, with people gathered at ground level. Other cathedral and church subjects vary the angle of approach, moving from a whole façade to a tower or a more closely framed architectural detail.
Venice and the vertical landmark
Bell Tower, St. Mark’s Square, Venice isolates the tall campanile against a violet sky, with small figures and surrounding architecture below. Other Italian views include Siena, Pistoia, Taormina and Monreale. Browse the Venice collection to compare this landmark with other artists’ city views.
Arches, bridges and ancient stone
Arch of Titus, Rome turns to a monumental arch set above steps and patches of vegetation. Aqueducts, bridges, battlements and other historic structures broaden the selection. These subjects offer a different architectural scale from the tall church towers and narrow streets.
Related artists and collections
Compare the travel views of David Roberts, the buildings and waterways of William Callow and the city scenes of Canaletto. Explore architecture and cityscape prints or Paris wall art for further places and viewpoints.
Read more in our guide to the architectural travel views of David Roberts.












































































































