Netherlands, Flemish, Holland, Czech Republic. 1576 - 1639
Landscape, cityscape, animal and floral still life painting, teaching
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1665 Udine, Italy - 1731 Venice, Italy. Known for: Figure, land-and townscape painting, engraving.
Luca Carlevaris (1665-1731), painter, etcher and architect from Udine, moved to Venice in 1679, where he lived in the palace of his aristocratic patron Zenobio (hence he was also called Luca da... Read full biography
Luca Carlevaris (1665-1731), painter, etcher and architect from Udine, moved to Venice in 1679, where he lived in the palace of his aristocratic patron Zenobio (hence he was also called Luca da Ca'Zenobio). His mathematical and technical understanding was underlined by numerous jobs as building... Read full biography
Luca Carlevaris (1665-1731), painter, etcher and architect from Udine, moved to Venice in 1679, where he lived in the palace of his aristocratic patron Zenobio (hence he was also called Luca da Ca'Zenobio). His mathematical and technical understanding was underlined by numerous jobs as building surveyor in Conegliano, Udine and Venice. ?Between 1685 and 1690 Luca Carlevaris probably stayed in Rome, where he might have been taught vedute painting by Gaspare van Wittel (Vanvitelli). Carlevaris... Read full biography
Luca Carlevaris (1665-1731), painter, etcher and architect from Udine, moved to Venice in 1679, where he lived in the palace of his aristocratic patron Zenobio (hence he was also called Luca da Ca'Zenobio). His mathematical and technical understanding was underlined by numerous jobs as building surveyor in Conegliano, Udine and Venice. ?Between 1685 and 1690 Luca Carlevaris probably stayed in Rome, where he might have been taught vedute painting by Gaspare van Wittel (Vanvitelli). Carlevaris increasingly focused on this genre and reached great fame towards the end of the 17th century. ?. His earliest verifiable work was a sequence of vedute entitled Le Fabriche e Vedute di Venezia" with over a hundred etchings of the most famous Venetian... Read full biography
Luca Carlevaris (1665-1731), painter, etcher and architect from Udine, moved to Venice in 1679, where he lived in the palace of his aristocratic patron Zenobio (hence he was also called Luca da Ca'Zenobio). His mathematical and technical understanding was underlined by numerous jobs as building surveyor in Conegliano, Udine and Venice. ?Between 1685 and 1690 Luca Carlevaris probably stayed in Rome, where he might have been taught vedute painting by Gaspare van Wittel (Vanvitelli). Carlevaris increasingly focused on this genre and reached great fame towards the end of the 17th century. ?. His earliest verifiable work was a sequence of vedute entitled Le Fabriche e Vedute di Venezia" with over a hundred etchings of the most famous Venetian buildings and sights, published in 1703.?. Luca Carlevaris' great merit was the integration of new technical means of percept... Read full biography
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Slide 1 of 3: View of the Molo, Venice, looking West
View of the Molo, Venice, looking West
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VENICE, A VIEW OF THE MOLO WITH THE DOGE'S PALACE LOOKING WEST TOWARDS THE ZECCA AND THE CHURCH OF SANTA MARIA DELLA SALUTE IN THE DISTANCE
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View of Piazza San Marco with the Torre dell'Orologio, Venice
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Italy, Germany. 1720 - 1780
City view painting
Italy. 1702 - 1785
Rococo painting, Venetian genre scenes
Italy. 1608/09 - 1661/65
Religious subject, portrait painting
Italy. 1710 - 1743
Venetian scene painting, landscape and harbpr scenes
Holland, Germany. 1607 - 1674
Classical style portrait, figure and genre painting
Netherlands. 1593/94 - 1656
Floral, shell, insects and fruit still life painting
Italy. 1708 - 1787
Religious and nobility portrait
Italy. 1691 - 1765
Vistas of Rome painting and architecture
Italy. 1667 - 1749
Portrait, genre and figure painting, melodramatic scenes
Italy, England. 1700 - 1777
Panoramic town-and landscape views and architectural painting, stage sets
United Kingdom, Netherlands, England. 1593 - 1661
Portrait painting, miniatures
Belgium. 1626 - 1679
Painting, studies of nature, birds, butterflies, insects, and monkeys
Holland. 1602/03 - 1670
Landscape and river scene painting
Netherlands. 1597/98 - 1661
Dutch Golden Age still life painting
Italy, England. 1659 - 1734
Rococo painting, etching, church decoration
Italy, France. 1594 - 1665
Biblical scene painting
Netherlands. 1634 - 1693
Genre painting
Italy. 1712 - 1793
Architectural, cityscape, religious painting
Flemish, Belgium, Netherlands. 1568 - 1625
History, still life, allegory and mythology scene painting
Italy, England. 1697 - 1768
Landscape, cityscape, harbor views of Venice painting, etching
United Kingdom, England. 1726 - 1770
Fashionable portrait painting
Germany. 1472 - 1553
Portrait, figure, religious painting
France. 1686 - 1755
Figure, genre, landscape and allegorical painting, tapestry design
Switzerland, England, Italy. 1741 - 1807
History and portrait painting
United Kingdom, Scotland, England. 1713 - 1784
Classical portrait painting
Italy, Spain. 1696 - 1770
Rococo painting, frescos, altarpieces, printmaking
Belgium. 1564 - 1638
Painting, copyist of his father's paintings
Holland. 1596 - 1656
Figure and landscape painting
Europe, Italy. 1575 - 1642
Baroque religious portrait and figure painting
Italy, France. 1714 - 1789
Landscape painting
England. 1734 - 1797
Portrait, landscape and industrial genre painting