About: Santa Maria

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@idwork:11c4e846-2039-40e6-8c27-d524dfb1cf59
typeArt, Art Form, Art Realization, Creative work, Painting Form, Resource, Visual Art Form, Visual Arts, Watercolor Painting
copyright noticecopyright © 2026 Rick Spates. All Rights Reserved.
created date2026-01-08
descriptionThe Basilica di Santa Maria della Salute as seen from the Grand Canal.
has additivemasking fluid
has artist profileWatercolor materials profile
has paperblock, Strathmore Watercolor cold press, block
has techniquepen nib mask, wash, wash flat, wet on dry
has watercolor paintAzure, Cobalt Green Deep, Cobalt Turquoise, Ivory Black, Potters Pink, Two-Color Grey 4, Ultramarine Blue Light, Viridian, Yellow Ochre Dark
height12 inches
identifier11c4e846-2039-40e6-8c27-d524dfb1cf59
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labelSanta Maria
licensework:CC-4-0
locationVenice, Italy
noteThe dome on the basilica was the inspiration for this watercolor
published date2026-01-08
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tagSanta Maria Criticism 1, Santa Maria Criticism 2, Santa Maria Notes
width9 inches
work on siterickspates.art

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TagSanta Maria Criticism 1
definitionArt criticism by claude.ai
TagSanta Maria Criticism 2
definitionArt criticism for Santa Maria by chatgpt
TagSanta Maria Notes
definitionCerulean sky Maybe Viridian water, at least in part. Shaded dome 2CG2 Sunlet Dome 2 CG four. Burnt sienna roof tiles. Sunlit building surface white. Need a light cool gray for building in shade. Santa Maria della Salute (English: Saint Mary of Health; Venetian: Bazéłega de Santa Maria de ła Sałute), commonly known simply as La Salute (Italian: [la saˈluːte]), is a Roman Catholic church and minor basilica located at the Punta della Dogana in the Dorsoduro sestiere of the city of Venice, Italy. Three color black has a Cousin. The same components when applied as super thin individual washes looks white. Adjacent washes Cerulean sky Maybe Veridian water, at least in part. Shaded dome 2CG2 Sunlit Dome pattern of adjacent super thin washes of cd yellow ultramarine and aliz crim Burnt sienna roof tiles. Sunlit building surface white. Need a light cool gray for building in shade. Forcola (Venetian dialect, plural Forcole) is the typical Venetian rowlock providing a variety of fulcrum positions, each having its own effect on the rower's oar.[1] the gondolier likely uses the highest notch or position on the forcola when at the stern (the traditional gondolier position) for the primary forward propulsion stroke, as this position provides the necessary leverage for a powerful, full-body push, which is essential for moving efficiently in open water. Final notes, the left tower needs modeling on the cylinder below the dome The forcula need to be b umber Add dark modeling to features on the Salute's façade Darken the side buildings to recede more UB wash light Fix the small dome Lighten up the tile roof



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