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      Venice (William Wyld)

      Venice comes from the hand of William Wyld (1806–1889).

      Venice by William Wyld
      Venice by William Wyld. Public domain.
      
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      Venice at a glance

      Title
      Venice
      Artist
      William Wyld (1806–1889)
      Artist born in
      London, United Kingdom
      Subject
      italy

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      Venice by William Wyld
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      Public domain: the artist died in 1889.

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      William Wyld, Venice. Public domain.

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      What you may wonder about Venice

      What does "Venice" by William Wyld depict?

      The subjects of "Venice" are italy.

      Is "Venice" free of copyright?

      Regarding copyright, "Venice" is in the public domain - its copyright has expired.

      Who created "Venice"?

      "Venice" was created by William Wyld. The information on this page describes William Wyld's original work.

      Why is the copyright status of "Venice" what it is?

      "Venice" by William Wyld is in the public domain - its copyright has expired. Copyright duration runs from the artist's death, which occurred in 1889.

      William Wyld, the painter

      William Wyld

      1806–1889, United Kingdom

      William Wyld

      A Life Bridging Diplomacy, Commerce, and Artistic Vision William Wyld, born in London in 1806, embodies a fascinating intersection of worlds – the refined circles of diplomacy, the bustling energy of commerce, and ultimately, the captivating realm of art. His journey was not one of immediate artistic dedication, but rather a gradual unfolding of passion nurtured by circumstance and opportunity. Inheriting drawing materials at the tender age of six following a family tragedy sparked an early inclination towards visual expression, yet his path initially led him away from formal training. Following his father’s death, connections secured Wyld a position as secretary to the British Consulate in Calais, immersing him in European culture and political landscapes.

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