Ferdinando Ongania Collection
Ferdinando Ongania, a mysterious figure from the late 19th century
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Ferdinando Ongania, a mysterious figure from the late 19th century, left behind a collection of captivating untitled photographs that offer glimpses into the enchanting city of Venice. Each image, captured by an unknown creator, transports us to a different corner of this timeless Italian gem. In "Untitled (1), " we find ourselves immersed in the intricate labyrinthine streets of Venice. The narrow passageways and charming buildings evoke a sense of mystery and intrigue. As we move forward to "Untitled (93), " our gaze is drawn towards the iconic Rialto Bridge standing proudly over the bustling Grand Canal. The vibrant energy emanating from this scene is palpable. Continuing our journey along the waterways, "Untitled (67)" presents us with a breathtaking view of the majestic Grand Canal itself. Its shimmering waters reflect the grandeur of Venetian architecture lining its banks. In contrast, "Untitled (II 58)" invites us to climb up Giants Staircase at Doge's Palace – each step revealing more secrets hidden within its walls. The allure of gondolas gliding through Venetian canals becomes apparent in both "Untitled (II 8)" and "Untitled (II 41). " These images capture moments frozen in time as these elegant boats navigate their way through picturesque water passages. Meanwhile, crossing under the famous Bridge of Sighs in "Untitled (27), " one cannot help but feel captivated by its haunting beauty and historical significance. As we venture further into Venice's heartland, "Untitled (99)" showcases Doge's Palace majestically overlooking the Grand Canal – an architectural marvel that stands as a testament to Venice's rich history and power during its heyday. And just around another bend lies another gondola-filled canal depicted in "Untitled (II 13). " No exploration would be complete without paying homage to two iconic landmarks: St. Mark's Basilica and the Campanile.