
Bernardo Bellotto Painting Reproductions 3 of 3
1720-1780
Italian Rococo Painter
Bernado Bellotto (January 30, 1720, Venice - October 17, 1780, Warsaw) was an Italian landscape painter. He was the pupil and nephew of Canaletto, and sometimes also used the latter's illustrious name - illegally according to some.
His style was characterized by elaborate representation of architectural or natural vistas, as well as the specific quality of each place's lighting. Like his uncle and many other Venetian masters of vedute, he used camera obscura in order to achieve superior precision of his urban views.
Bellotto's career was of strong international character. Traveling through Italy he visited Rome, Florence, Turin, Milan and Verona and created memorable images of each city. From 1747 to 1758 he moved to Dresden, following an invitation of King August III of Poland. He created various paintings of the cities Dresden and Pirna and their surroundings. Today, these paintings preserve a memory of Dresden's former beauty, which was destroyed in the bombing during World War II.
His international reputation grew, and in 1758 he followed an invitation by the Empress Maria Theresa to Vienna, where he painted views of the city's monuments. Thereafter he worked in Munich and then Dresden, again. While working in St Petersburg, he accepted the invitation of Stanislaw Poniatowski to become his court painter. His paintings of Warsaw were used for rebuilding the city after its near complete destruction in World War II.
His style was characterized by elaborate representation of architectural or natural vistas, as well as the specific quality of each place's lighting. Like his uncle and many other Venetian masters of vedute, he used camera obscura in order to achieve superior precision of his urban views.
Bellotto's career was of strong international character. Traveling through Italy he visited Rome, Florence, Turin, Milan and Verona and created memorable images of each city. From 1747 to 1758 he moved to Dresden, following an invitation of King August III of Poland. He created various paintings of the cities Dresden and Pirna and their surroundings. Today, these paintings preserve a memory of Dresden's former beauty, which was destroyed in the bombing during World War II.
His international reputation grew, and in 1758 he followed an invitation by the Empress Maria Theresa to Vienna, where he painted views of the city's monuments. Thereafter he worked in Munich and then Dresden, again. While working in St Petersburg, he accepted the invitation of Stanislaw Poniatowski to become his court painter. His paintings of Warsaw were used for rebuilding the city after its near complete destruction in World War II.
55 Bernardo Bellotto Paintings

Dresden from the Neustädter Bridgehead 1765
Oil Painting
$12244
$12244
Canvas Print
$60.96
$60.96
SKU: BBL-16778
Bernardo Bellotto
Original Size: 99.5 x 134 cm
Staatliche Kunsthalle, Karlsruhe, Germany
Bernardo Bellotto
Original Size: 99.5 x 134 cm
Staatliche Kunsthalle, Karlsruhe, Germany

Nymphenburg Palace from the Park 1761
Oil Painting
$10805
$10805
Canvas Print
$54.62
$54.62
SKU: BBL-16779
Bernardo Bellotto
Original Size: 132 x 235 cm
Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, Munich, Germany
Bernardo Bellotto
Original Size: 132 x 235 cm
Bayerisches Nationalmuseum, Munich, Germany

Munich from the East 1761
Oil Painting
$12941
$12941
Canvas Print
$54.62
$54.62
SKU: BBL-16780
Bernardo Bellotto
Original Size: 134 x 236.5 cm
Alte Pinakothek, Munich, Germany
Bernardo Bellotto
Original Size: 134 x 236.5 cm
Alte Pinakothek, Munich, Germany

Capriccio with the Tower of Malghera c.1743/44
Oil Painting
$2523
$2523
Canvas Print
$54.62
$54.62
SKU: BBL-16781
Bernardo Bellotto
Original Size: 37.3 x 62.2 cm
Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery, Bristol, UK
Bernardo Bellotto
Original Size: 37.3 x 62.2 cm
Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery, Bristol, UK

Capriccio with a Triumphal Arch on the Banks of ... c.1743
Oil Painting
$2363
$2363
Canvas Print
$54.62
$54.62
SKU: BBL-16782
Bernardo Bellotto
Original Size: 40.5 x 49 cm
Public Collection
Bernardo Bellotto
Original Size: 40.5 x 49 cm
Public Collection

Sonnenstein Fortress above Pirna c.1753/55
Oil Painting
$7891
$7891
Canvas Print
$54.62
$54.62
SKU: BBL-16783
Bernardo Bellotto
Original Size: 133 x 234 cm
Gemaldegalerie Alte Meister, Dresden, Germany
Bernardo Bellotto
Original Size: 133 x 234 cm
Gemaldegalerie Alte Meister, Dresden, Germany

Architectural Fantasy with a Palace Stairway 1762
Oil Painting
$10578
$10578
Canvas Print
$56.89
$56.89
SKU: BBL-16784
Bernardo Bellotto
Original Size: 76 x 110 cm
Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany
Bernardo Bellotto
Original Size: 76 x 110 cm
Hamburger Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Germany