Canonica Collection

Turkey, Istanbul, Republic Monument, designed by Pietro Canonica, Taksim Square

Emanuele Canonica Italy B & H International Open The Belfry, Sutton Coldfield, Birmingham 10 May 2002 Date: 10 May 2002

Sempione Gate or Porta Sempione in Milan, Italy, 19th century. Arco Trionfale del Sempione. Handcoloured copperplate engraving by Giarre Jr

Vaprio d Adda, 1744 (oil on canvas)
3432889 Vaprio d Adda, 1744 (oil on canvas) by Bellotto, Bernardo (1720-80); 64.1x99.7 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA; (add.info.: On the right is the village of Canonica d Adda)

Tuscany Siena Colle di Val d Elsa S. Maria Canonica
Tuscany Siena Colle di Val d Elsa S. Maria in Canonica, this is my Italy, the italian country of visual history, Exterior views only of 13th cent. church, recently restored. Photo 1984

Bell tower arms Pope Gregory XIII Wolfgang Engelbert
Bell tower with the arms of Pope Gregory XIII, Wolfgang Engelbert Graf von Auersperg collection of architectural prints, Canonica, Gregorius, Architectural print, 1572-1585

Venice, Italy - Canonica Canal - Palazzo Trevisan-Cappello. Date: circa 1895

Istanbul. Republic Monument, 1928 by Italian sculptor Pietro
Turkey. Istanbul. Republic Monument, 1928. Designed by Italian sculptor Pietro Canonica. Portrays the founders of the Turkish Republic; Kemal Ataturk, Ismet Inonu and Fevzi Cakmak

Vaprio d Adda 1744 Oil canvas 25 1 / 4 x 39 1 / 4
Artokoloro

Istanbul, Turkey - The Turkish Republic Monument
Istanbul, Turkey - The Turkish (Taksim) Republic Monument. The Symbol of the Republic - where all the demonstrations take place

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Emanuele Canonica: A Name Echoing Through Time and Artistic Marvels From the majestic Sempione Gate in Milan to the captivating Republic Monument in Istanbul, the name Canonica has left an indelible mark on the world of art and architecture. Emanuele Canonica, a prominent figure associated with this legacy, continues to inspire awe through his remarkable contributions. In Turkey's vibrant city of Istanbul, one cannot miss the grandeur of the Republic Monument designed by Pietro Canonica. This masterpiece stands tall in Taksim Square, showcasing both Italian sculptural finesse and Turkish history intertwined. Traveling back in time to Vaprio d Adda in 1744, we find an exquisite oil painting capturing a moment frozen forever on canvas. The brushstrokes reveal Emanuele Canonica's artistic prowess as he skillfully portrays life's essence within each stroke. Venice beckons us next with its enchanting waterways and architectural marvels. Alongside Venice's iconic Canal is Palazzo Trevisan-Cappello, standing proudly as a testament to Emanuele Canonica's architectural brilliance. Its intricate design seamlessly blends into Venice's rich cultural tapestry. Returning once again to Istanbul, we encounter another gem crafted by Pietro Canonica – the Republic Monument from 1928. This sculpture serves as a reminder of Italy and Turkey's shared history while showcasing Pietro’s mastery over form and expression. As our journey takes us towards Venice's famous Bridge of Sighs, we can't help but appreciate how Emanuele Canonica captures fleeting moments through his lens. His photography transports us into ethereal realms where emotions intertwine with reality. Through these glimpses into various artistic endeavors bearing their name - whether it be sculptures or paintings - it becomes clear that Emanuele Canonica has left an everlasting imprint on our collective consciousness. Their creative genius transcends borders and time, reminding us of the power art holds to connect people and cultures.