Antonietta Brandeis Prints – Venice, Florence & Lagoon Views

Antonietta Brandeis prints describe Italian cities through bridges, water and finely articulated buildings. Broad canal views sit beside closer passages and small boats under coloured sails. Explore the collection’s different waterfronts alongside Venice wall art, architecture prints and boats and sailing, comparing detailed façades with open lagoon light.

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The Ponte Vecchio, Florence, Antonietta Brandeis Fine Art Print
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View Of Palazzo Vecchio From The Boboli Gardens, Florence, Antonietta Brandeis Fine Art Print
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The Rialto Bridge, Venice, Antonietta Brandeis Fine Art Print
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The Molo, Venice, Antonietta Brandeis Fine Art Print
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The Grand Canal, Venice, Antonietta Brandeis Fine Art Print
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San Marco Della Salute, Venice, Antonietta Brandeis Fine Art Print
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Palazzo, Venice, Antonietta Brandeis Fine Art Print
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Palazzo Ca’ Foscari, Venice, Antonietta Brandeis Fine Art Print
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Murano, Antonietta Brandeis Fine Art Print
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Fishing Boats, Venice, Antonietta Brandeis Fine Art Print
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Fishing boats in the lagoon, Venice, Antonietta Brandeis Fine Art Print
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Basilica Di San Marco, Antonietta Brandeis Fine Art Print
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Buildings carried across the river

The Ponte Vecchio, Florence sets the bridge’s repeated arches below closely packed façades and warm roofs. The river reflects parts of the structure, with further bridges and hills opening behind it. The broad viewpoint allows the bridge to remain connected to the surrounding town rather than becoming an isolated monument.

The canal as a route through the city

The Rialto Bridge, Venice looks along pale water towards the white bridge, with buildings rising on either side. A dark boat occupies the foreground and small posts mark the edges. The open channel provides depth between the richly divided façades, keeping architecture and reflection closely related.

Sails against a much wider sky

Fishing Boats in the Lagoon, Venice brings a working boat close to the viewer beneath tall warm-coloured sails. The distant city is reduced to a low band beyond the water. This open arrangement gives the boat a stronger individual presence than the smaller vessels set among the crowded canal buildings.

Related artists and collections

Compare Venetian architecture in Canaletto, carefully opened city views in Jakob Alt and warm waterfront light in Martín Rico. Further Venice prints develops the canal connections, while boat and sailing art follows the vessels, sails and quieter water beyond the city’s buildings.

Read more in our guide to Antonietta Brandeis.