European School (XX) - Blue Venice

- Oil on board. Hand-signed.

- Venice dissolves into a cobalt-blue of dream, where the Tiépolo sky merges with the mirror of a lagoon that exhales reflections of sapphire. It is a liquid watercolor in which palaces float above the indigo shadow of its canals, captive to a light that is born and dies in the same shade of the sea.

- Image dimensions unframed: 14 x 20 cm / 18 x 24 cm

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