Marieschi Collection

Campo SS Giovanni e Paolo, Venice (oil on canvas)
659287 Campo SS Giovanni e Paolo, Venice (oil on canvas) by Marieschi, Michele (1696-1743) (circle of); 71x92.2 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; Italian, out of copyright

The Rialto Bridge, Venice with the Fondaco dei Tedeschi in the Foreground
827640 The Rialto Bridge, Venice with the Fondaco dei Tedeschi in the Foreground, (oil on canvas) by Marieschi, Michele (1696-1743); 55x83 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Rialto Bridge)

The Piazza San Marco, Venice, from the Torre dell Orologio, c. 1737-9 (oil on canvas)
827746 The Piazza San Marco, Venice, from the Torre dell Orologio, c.1737-9 (oil on canvas) by Marieschi, Michele (1696-1743); 57.5x85.4 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Piazza San Marco)

The Campo San Gallo, Venice, c. 1740s (oil on canvas)
827829 The Campo San Gallo, Venice, c.1740s (oil on canvas) by Marieschi, Michele (1696-1743); 98.5x137.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Campo San Gallo, Venice)

The Piazza San Marco, Venice, (oil on canvas)
990428 The Piazza San Marco, Venice, (oil on canvas) by Marieschi, Michele (1696-1743); 73.6x94 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Piazza San Marco, Venice. Michele Marieschi (1696-1743)

The Courtyard of the Doges Palace, Venice, (oil on canvas)
827880 The Courtyard of the Doges Palace, Venice, (oil on canvas) by Marieschi, Michele (1696-1743); 118.5x180.7 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Courtyard of the Doges Palace, Venice)

The Rialto Bridge. Private Collection

The Grand Canal with Palazzo Foscari and Palazzo Balbi. Private Collection

Courtyard with a Staircase, 1730s. Artist: Michele Marieschi
Courtyard with a Staircase, 1730s. Found in the collection of the State Hermitage, St Petersburg

View of the Canal Grande from the Fondamenta Del Vin, 1736-1737. Artist: Michele Marieschi
View of the Canal Grande from the Fondamenta Del Vin, 1736-1737. Marieschi, Michele Giovanni (1710-1743). Italy, Venetian School. Found in the collection of the State A

Michele Marieschi (1710-1744). The Grand Canal, Venice, with
Michele Marieschi (1710-1744). Known as Michiel. Italian painter. The Grand Canal, Venice, with Ca Pesaro and Palazzo Foscarini-Giovannelli, from the Campiello of the Palazzo Gussoni

Capricci with Classical Ruins and a Harbour. Marieschi, Michele 1710-1743

VENICE, 18th CENTURY. Basilica di Santi Giovanni e Paolo and the Scuola Grande di San Marco in Venice, Italy. Oil on canvas by Michele Marieschi, 18th century

VENICE: FRARI CHURCH. The Basilica di Santa Maria Gloriosa dei Frari in Venice, Italy. Engraving by Michele Giovanni Marieschi, 18th century

VENICE, 18TH CENTURY. The Plaza Santi Giovanni e Paolo in Venice, Italy. Engraving by Michele Giovanni Marieschi, 18th century

VENICE: SAINT MARK S. The Doges Palace and Saint Marks Square in Venice, Italy. Engraving by Michele Marieschi, 18th century

VENICE: ARSENALE. The Arsenale of Venice, Italy. Engraving by Michele Giovanni Marieschi, 18th century

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Michele Marieschi (1710-1744) was a talented Venetian painter known for his breathtaking depictions of the city's iconic landmarks. His mastery of oil on canvas allowed him to capture the essence and grandeur of Venice in stunning detail. In "Campo SS Giovanni e Paolo, Venice, " Marieschi transports us to one of the city's most beautiful squares. The vibrant colors and meticulous brushstrokes bring life to this bustling scene, making us feel as if we are strolling through its cobblestone streets ourselves. "The Rialto Bridge, Venice with the Fondaco dei Tedeschi in the Foreground" showcases Marieschi's ability to showcase architectural marvels. The intricate details of both structures are awe-inspiring, while the play of light and shadow adds depth and dimension to this captivating composition. From atop the Torre dell Orologio, Marieschi presents us with a mesmerizing view of Piazza San Marco. In "The Piazza San Marco, Venice, " he captures not only its majestic architecture but also its lively atmosphere, and is as if we can hear the chatter of people mingling amidst pigeons fluttering about. Moving away from crowded squares, Marieschi takes us into quieter corners like Campo San Gallo. Here, in "The Campo San Gallo, Venice, " he invites us into an intimate setting where time seems to stand still. The warm hues evoke a sense of tranquility that contrasts beautifully with his more bustling compositions. No exploration of Marieschi's work would be complete without mentioning his masterful portrayal of waterways such as "The Grand Canal. " With delicate brushwork and impeccable attention to detail, he brings these iconic scenes alive before our eyes – each ripple reflecting centuries-old stories etched into Venetian history. In addition to capturing famous landmarks like Palazzo Foscari and Palazzo Balbi along "The Grand Canal, " it also finds beauty in the everyday.