44. Venice Yawls [1937]
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44. Venice Yawls [1937]
watercolour and pencil on paper, 31 x 48 cm, 31 Ã 48 cm, signed bottom right, with pen and ink, "m. w. arnold"
Research information
Although he had visited Italy countless times, it was only in 1937 that Max Arnold painted Venice, when he was honouring Nicolae Iorga's invitation to visit Casa Romena. Arnold's "Venices" could be seen at that time as part of the "Italia vÄzutÄ de pictori români" ("Italy as seen by Romanian Painters") exhibition, at the Toma Stelian Museum in 1946, as well as part of the artist's retrospective exhibition in 1947.
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