Bidspirit auction | CHARLES-CLÉMENT CALDERON (1870–1906). VIEW OF

CHARLES-CLÉMENT CALDERON (1870–1906). VIEW OF THE DOGE’S PALACE AND ST MARK’S SQUARE IN VENICE FRANCE / VENICE, TURN OF THE 19TH – 20TH CENTURY - This refined composition by Charles-Clément Calderon (1870–1906) captures the Doge’s Palace and St Mark’s Square bathed in the soft light of Venice. The artist merges academic precision with a delicate painterly touch, conveying both architectural grandeur and the city’s vitality. Two Piazzetta columns dominate the foreground — one topped with the winged lion of St Mark, the other with St Theodore. A gondola with vividly dressed passengers enlivens the tranquil waters, adding rhythm and reflection to the luminous Venetian scene. Marks: Signed “C. Calderon” lower right; on the reverse stamped “VENISE – C.C. CALDERON (S.M.)”. Dimensions: 24 × 35 cm. Material: Oil on mahogany panel. Frame size: 45 × 57 cm. Condition: Good condition with natural age patina; original gilded frame with minor wear. Provenance: Private European collection. Condition : Good Style : Impressionism Country : France Period : At the turn of 19th -20th century Warranty : Seller Warranty Material : Oil on wood panel Product sizes : Height - 50cm, Width - 60cm, Depth - 10cm Location : Gallery ”Antiqon”, Brivibas street 52, Riga, Latvia