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Ca' Pesaro

palace and museum in Venice, Italy

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26 paintings

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  • Triumph of Venice
    Triumph of Venice
    Niccolò Bambini
    1682 · Ca' Pesaro
  • The Human Cycle 2.1 The Construction of the Temple
    The Human Cycle 2.1 The Construction of the Temple
    Émile Bernard
    1924 · Ca' Pesaro
  • The Human Cycle 2.4 Christ Healing the Sick
    The Human Cycle 2.4 Christ Healing the Sick
    Émile Bernard
    1924 · Ca' Pesaro
  • The Human Cycle 2.4 Doubt
    The Human Cycle 2.4 Doubt
    Émile Bernard
    1924 · Ca' Pesaro
  • The Human Cycle 2.2 Heroes and Gods
    The Human Cycle 2.2 Heroes and Gods
    Émile Bernard
    1924 · Ca' Pesaro
  • TImage under copyright
    The hall of the madwomen in the hospice of San Bonifacio
    Telemaco Signorini
    1865 · Ca' Pesaro
  • GImage under copyright
    Giustizia e Pace con Minerva e Giove
    Giambattista Pittoni
    c. 1730 · Ca' Pesaro
  • CImage under copyright
    Cortege of the Princess
    Vittorio Zecchin
    1914 · Ca' Pesaro
  • PImage under copyright
    Princesses in the garden
    Vittorio Zecchin
    1914 · Ca' Pesaro
  • WImage under copyright
    White Zig Zag
    Wassily Kandinsky
    1922 · Ca' Pesaro
  • GImage under copyright
    Gardens in Burano
    Umberto Moggioli
    1912 · Ca' Pesaro
  • PImage under copyright
    Portrait of the sister
    Umberto Moggioli
    1904 · Ca' Pesaro
  • CImage under copyright
    Christmas for those left behind
    Angelo Morbelli
    1903 · Ca' Pesaro
  • AImage under copyright
    Autumn
    Vittore Grubicy de Dragon
    1914 · Ca' Pesaro
  • AImage under copyright
    Autumn in Treporti
    Umberto Moggioli
    1913 · Ca' Pesaro
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