Gallery Edition – San Geremia and the Palazzo Labia from the grand canal by Antonio Mara de Reyna Manescau – 103×44 Interior Architectural Study

Curatorial Narrative In the realm of Impressionist architectural renderings, Antonio Mara de Reyna Manescau’s “San Geremia and the Palazzo Labia from the Grand Canal” assumes a distinct position within the trajectory of late 19th-century Venetian Revival and Mediterranean design styles. The artist’s loose brushwork, characteristic of the Impressionist idiom, injects a sense of atmospheric weight into this depiction of San Geremia’s majestic faade and the adjacent Palazzo Labia. Soft yellows, greens, blues, and earth tones converge to evoke the unique luminosity of Venice, where light interacts with water and stone in a perpetual dance. Manescau’s visual intent is not merely representational but rather an experiential evocation of the city’s essence, inviting the viewer to partake in its spatial rhythm.When enlarged to 103×44, the palette’s chromatic structure assumes a profound impact on the surrounding luxury interior environment.