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File:Canaletto (I) 058.jpg

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Title
Deutsch: Wien, vom Belvedere aus gesehen.
Date between 1758 and 1761
Medium oil on canvas
Dimensions 136 × 214 cm (53.5 × 84.3 in)
Accession number GG_1669
Object history
Deutsch: Seit der Entstehung in kaiserlichem Besitz; 1781 Pressburg
Notes
Deutsch: Das Gemälde gehört zu einer Reihe von sechs Ansichten der Wiener Innenstadt.
Source/Photographer Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien
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