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Vienna Viewed from the Belvedere Palace

1758/61, Artist: Bernardo Bellotto, gen. Canaletto

 

 

Vienna Viewed from the Belvedere Palace

This view of Vienna from the Upper Belvedere Palace, the summer palace of Prince Eugene of Savoy built on a rise to the south of the city centre, features a number of large Baroque buildings from left to right in the middle ground: standing isolated on the left with its monumental dome is the Karlskirche (Church of St. Charles Borromeo), the Schwarzenberg Palace with its proportions greatly exaggerated, the Orangerie and the Lower Belvedere Palace. Finally, on the right, is the Salesian Convent. Behind them can be seen the city centre with its fortifications.

Location: Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Saal VII

Object data

Object Name

Painting

Culture

Italian, Venetian

Dated

1758/61

Artist

Bernardo Bellotto, gen. Canaletto (1722 Venedig - 1780 Warschau) - GND

Material

Canvas

Dimensions

135 x 213 cm, Framed: 154 x 232,5 x 10 cm

Image rights

Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Gemäldegalerie

Inv. No.

Gemäldegalerie, 1669

Provenance

Since its creation in imperial possession; 1781 Pressburg

100 Meisterwerke - Wien vom Belvedere - Bernardo Bellotto

IGS - Wien, vom Belvedere aus gesehen - Bernardo Bellotto

OESG - Wien, vom Belvedere aus gesehen - Bernardo Bellotto

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