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Colour painting showing a crowded St. Mark's Square in the late 1800s, with people dressed in more or less expensive clothes, and in the centre two barefoot Moors strolling and a Venetian child, also barefoot, pointing at them, at the hand of his mother talking to a friend.

St Mark's Square crowded at the end of the 19th century, with Moors

St. Paul's Cathedral, ca. 1754, Antonio Canal known as Canaletto

St Paul's Cathedral in London

St. Mark's Square decorated for the Feast of the Sensa

The bells of St Mark's bell tower

The bells of St. Mark's Bell Tower

The Church and Convent of San Mattia di Murano

The City from Near the Terrace of Somerset House, ca. 1750, Antonio Canal known as Canaletto

The City of London as seen from the terrace of Somerset House

The Clock Tower of San Marco from the Bell Tower

The Doge transported to St. Mark's Square, amidst a dense crowd

The Entry of the French Ambassador into Venice in 1706

Festino degli dei, di Giovanni Bellini e Tiziano.

The Feast of the Gods

Colour painting by Francesco Guardi: it depicts the interior of Palazzo Contarini dal Zaffo, specifically its garden. On the left is a glimpse of the lagoon with mountains on the horizon, then various buildings and, in the foreground, the garden with a few people strolling. It is a decorative garden, as was customary at the time, with well-designed flower beds and not much greenery.

The Garden of Palazzo Contarini dal Zaffo

The Island of Burano