This book reveals the extraordinary artistic relationship between
Canaletto (Venice 1697-1768) and Bernardo Bellotto (Venice
1722-Warsaw 1780). This book reveals the extraordinary artistic
relationship between Canaletto (Venice 1697-1768) and Bernardo
Bellotto (Venice 1722-Warsaw 1780): from the speed with which the
exceptional young nephew learned from the teachings of his uncle -
leading him to become his alter ego in works for English collectors
- to the end of their direct relationship, with Canaletto based in
London and Bellotto in European capitals such as Dresden and
Warsaw. Then this book highlights the interests developed by
Bellotto on his travels: his rigorous perspectives and precise
rendering of architecture, but also of landscapes and portraiture,
modern themes that differentiate him significantly from his uncle,
who clung to the more splendid and idealised eighteenth century.
The recent rediscovery of the inventory of goods from Bellotto's
house in Dresden - included here - finally offers a key to
understanding the culture and personality of an artist who was one
of the eighteenth century's most restless and free.
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