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13 paintings

  • The Campo Santo
    The Campo Santo
    J. M. W. Turner
    1842 · Toledo Museum of Art
  • Laguna Veneta
    Laguna Veneta
    Francesco Filippini
    1892 · Venice
  • Capriccio: Ruins of an Arch and Farmhouses by a Lagoon
    Capriccio: Ruins of an Arch and Farmhouses by a Lagoon
    Francesco Guardi
    1780s · Castelvecchio Museum
  • Venetian Lagoon
    Venetian Lagoon
    Francesco Guardi
    2nd millennium · Rijksmuseum
  • San Cristoforo, San Michele, and Murano from the Fondamenta Nuove, Venice
    San Cristoforo, San Michele, and Murano from the Fondamenta Nuove, Venice
    Canaletto
    1720s · Dallas Museum of Art
  • An Island in the Lagoon with a Gateway and a Church
    An Island in the Lagoon with a Gateway and a Church
    Canaletto
    1740s · Saint Louis Art Museum
  • Church on a Little Lagoon Island
    Church on a Little Lagoon Island
    Francesco Guardi
    1770s
  • Santa Maria della Salute, Sunset
    Santa Maria della Salute, Sunset
    William Stanley Haseltine
    19th century · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • View of Lido
    View of Lido
    Leon Kaufmann
    1926 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Lighthouse in the lagoon of Venice
    Lighthouse in the lagoon of Venice
    Pietro Gabrini
    20th century
  • View towards Murano from the Fondamente Nuove, Venice
    View towards Murano from the Fondamente Nuove, Venice
    Francesco Guardi
    18th century · Fitzwilliam Museum
  • Venetian lagoon. View of the island of San Giorgio.
    Venetian lagoon. View of the island of San Giorgio.
    Ivan Aivazovsky
    1844 · Tretyakov Gallery
  • Daughter of the Lagoons
    Daughter of the Lagoons
    Luke Fildes
    1886 · Warrington Museum and Art Gallery
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