Ponte S. Paternina, Venice (no. 24)
- Date:
- 1920s
- Medium:
- Format:
- Oban
- Source:
- Victoria and Albert Museum
Description
Ponte S. Paternina in Venice, numbered as print 24 within a series, is one of the city's many small canal bridges — the intimate scale of Venice's secondary canals, with their ancient stone bridges and the narrow channels between crumbling palazzi, provided Urushibara with a subject as rich in atmospheric character as the Belgian canal towns he had documented with Brangwyn. The numbered designation suggests this belongs to a systematic survey of Venetian subjects.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ponte S. Paternina, Venice (no. 24) was created by Yoshijiro Urushibara (漆原木虫) in 1920s.
Ponte S. Paternina, Venice (no. 24) depicts urban scenes, snow scenes, and rivers & lakes.