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Birds eye view of Salute in Venice - Original Drawings and Prints
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The Artwork 1

Stephen and I are crossing the bridge on our way to draw another church. The light is failing and I want Stephen to hurry but he has decided to ignore me and takes photographs of the view down to Santa Maria della Salute instead. He is in a frenzy of excitement and the view is just right he says. I eventually put my arm round him and, in order to distract him, suggest we race each other down the steps. It is, of course, a view much celebrated by Canaletto and Stephen photographs only what really interests him. On our return to the hotel, I tell Stephen how much I am looking forward to the development of his film and, in particular, the Accademia view. Would he draw it for me now? He promptly sits down at the writing-desk in my bedroom and produces this view from memory.

Open Edition Prints of the Original Drawing Birds eye view of Salute in Venice measuring 594 x 420mm (A2), created and hand drawn by the artist.

Framing Guide

What are Open Edition prints?

Open edition prints are individually produced upon your order. The printing method, ink and paper used ensure the highest quality and longevity of the artwork. In order to preserve the exclusivity of Stephen's prints, we do not produce large number of them.

Print, mount, frame and profile sizes explained in inches and mms. Print and frame sizes.

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Buy now and your order will be shipped on Monday 01 of September and delivered on or before Monday 08 of September 2025.

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