Francesco GuardiItalia, 1712–1793Piazza San Marco
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- 50.145.21
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- Museo Metropolitano de Arte
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Mientras tanto, en la vida de Francesco Guardi
La vida entera1760
His brother Gian Antonio dies; his son Vincenzo is born
Francesco’s elder brother Gian Antonio, with whom he had produced religious paintings early in his career, died, and Francesco’s first son, Vincenzo, was born (some accounts give his birthday as 25 August, without naming the year).
1764
Shows views of San Marco and the Rialto in the Procuratie
Guardi exhibited two views in the Procuratie building in Venice — Piazza San Marco and the Rialto Bridge, taken with the aid of a camera obscura “at the request of an anonymous English foreigner”, possibly the British consul Joseph Smith, a collector and publisher of prints.
13 de abril de 1764
Son born: Giacomo Guardi
1768
After Canaletto’s death, heir to his art
After Canaletto’s death Francesco Guardi became the true heir and continuer of his art — though, unlike most view painters, he rendered Venetian architecture not with precision but freely and painterly.
27 January 1769
His wife dies after childbirth
On 14 January 1769 Guardi’s third son, Giovanni Battista, was born but died three days later; on 27 January the painter’s wife, Maria Mattea, also died of complications after the birth.
