Blick auf Santa Maria della Salute und die Dogana

Executed in a more fluid manner, the painting marks a departure from the precise techniques influenced by Canaletto, reflecting Guardi's evolution towards a softer, later style.

Created in 1790, the work is now part of the collection at the Alte Pinakothek, following a career shift by Guardi after 1760 from religious themes to cityscapes.

This work is associated with the Rococo movement, aligning with the era's emphasis on elegance and nuanced depiction of everyday scenes.

As one of Guardi's later vedute, it contributes to the Venetian School's legacy, showcasing the city's beauty through his distinctive, mature technique.