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Stock Photo: Venice, The Bridge Of Sighs - Joseph Mallord William Turner

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This was Turner's first view in oils of the city of Venice. He exhibited it at the Royal Academy in 1833, more than a decade after he had been in Venice.One of the most famous landmarks in Venice, the Bridge of Sighs connects the Doge's Palace on the left with the prisons of the Palazzo dei Prigioni

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Stock Photo: Venice, The Bridge Of Sighs - Joseph Mallord William Turner

This was Turner's first view in oils of the city of Venice. He exhibited it at the Royal Academy in 1833, more than a decade after he had been in Venice.One of the most famous landmarks in Venice, the Bridge of Sighs connects the Doge's Palace on the left with the prisons of the Palazzo dei Prigioni

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