L'età che non devora..., Fabio Berardi after Canaletto, c. 1760
Canaletto, portraitCanalettoItalian, 1697–1768

L'età che non devora...

c. 1760 · Portfolio

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Where is “L'età che non devora...” now? Collection: National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. Not on view at present. Checked September 29, 2026.

National Gallery of Art

Washington, D.C., United States

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2007.70.6

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In the life of Canaletto

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  1. 1755–1768

    The late years: working from old sketches

    Back in Venice, Canaletto continues to paint until his death in 1768; in his later years he often works from old sketches but sometimes produces surprising new compositions, willing to make subtle alterations to topography for artistic effect.

  2. 1756–1768 · Workplace

    Venice

  3. 1762

    George III buys Smith's collection for £20,000

    In 1762 Joseph Smith sells most of his collection, which includes paintings by Canaletto, to King George III of England, who pays £20,000 for fifty paintings and 142 drawings and incorporates them into the Royal Collection.

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