Venice Sketchbook

Fabrice Moireau. (Watercolorist)Stéphane Denis. (Author)Tudy Sammartini. (Author)

36.00

  • 290 x 250 mm — 96 pages
ISBN: 978-2-87868-285-4

The Magic of Venice Captured on Paper

 

Welcome to Venice, a jewel of Italy and city of waterways, where every alley and canal tells a story. In this beautiful book, embark on a discovery of La Serenissima through the eyes of watercolor artist Fabrice Moireau. Let yourself be carried away by his vibrant colors and the city’s unique atmosphere, enhanced by the texts of Stéphane Denis and Tudy Sammartini.

 

Explore Venice through Fabrice Moireau’s Watercolors

Fabrice Moireau brings Venice’s picturesque streets, lively squares, and narrow canals to life with his sensitive and precise brushwork. His watercolors capture the light, reflections on the water, and the beauty of iconic landmarks like St. Mark’s Basilica, while revealing hidden spots, offering the reader a poetic and fascinating stroll.

 

A Passionate Artist and Traveler

Beyond his technique, Fabrice Moireau is an explorer attentive to every detail. His perspective blends curiosity and sensitivity to reveal Venice in a new light. Each watercolor becomes an invitation to wander and feel the city’s unique atmosphere, between history, architecture, and everyday life.

 

A Literary and Visual Experience

The texts by Stéphane Denis and Tudy Sammartini perfectly complement the book. Through stories, anecdotes, and reflections, they offer a literary perspective on the city of the Doges. Venise Aquarelles is much more than a watercolor sketchbook: it is an artistic and poetic journey that unveils Venice in all its facets.

Fabrice Moireau.

Fabrice Moireau is a watercolorist and author of travel journals. Passionate about architecture, gardens, and light, he creates his works on location, capturing the atmosphere of places with precision and poetry.

Stéphane Denis.

A journalist and writer born in 1949, Stéphane Denis is the author of some fifteen novels and a columnist for Le Figaro. He won the Prix Interallié for Sisters and the Prix Goncourt for short stories for Elle a maigri pour le festival. He has a longstanding connection with Venice.

Tudy Sammartini.

Tudy Sammartini (1931–2016) was an art historian and specialist in Venetian architecture, a professor at New York University, and author of Pavements of Venice and Venice Seen from its Campaniles.

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