Emanuele Brugnoli (bologna 1859 - Venice 1944) Venice Cà Pesaro, The Grand Canal, Oil Painting 

Luminous and painted depiction of Venetian architecture overlooking the Grand Canal. Work datable to the first quarter of the 20th century
Measuring 30x22 cm 

"A painter from Bologna living in Venice, he used his lively talent to reproduce some of the most characteristic points of that picturesque city. In Florence, the Bacino di San Marco, which he exhibited in 1886 at the Promotrice, is a fine painting, where there is the harmony of local tints, a vigorous effect of sunlight, with well-rendered reflections, the revelation, in short, of a well-inspired and conscientious artist, who feels and knows how to reproduce the real in every minute manifestation of it". (Taken from the 'Dictionary of Living Italian Artists', ed Gonnelli, Angelo De Gubernatis, 1906).