01 Photograph of the Canals of Venice, St. Mark’s Domes with Venice Background, with footnotes #112

Offered for sale for C$14,500 in June 2023

St Mark’s Basilica is the cathedral church of the Catholic Patriarchate of Venice. Its model was the sixth-century Church of the Holy Apostles in Constantinople, although accommodations were made to adapt the design to the limitations of the physical site and to meet the specific needs of Venetian state ceremonies. Middle-Byzantine, Romanesque, and Islamic influences are also evident, and Gothic elements were later incorporated. More on St Mark’s Basilica

Joshua Jensen-Nagle is a prominent Canadian photographer known for his evocative beach photography and nostalgic scenes of European landmarks. Jensen-Nagle’s romantic, dreamlike photographs of faraway places impart a nostalgia through a singular aesthetic. His frequent travels abroad inspire many of his photographic series. 

Jensen-Nagle bases his full-time art practice in Toronto. Having mounted over thirty exhibitions in the last eight years, he is widely recognized for his practice and has been collected throughout North America and Europe. More on Joshua Jensen-Nagle

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