Venice: Museo Corrrer

We also visited the lesser known Correr Museum, mostly about Venice history, also in St. Mark's Square.

Canova's Deadalus and Icarus

Veronese's Two Ladies Waiting (or maybe it

was Tintoretto or Bellini, or Norman

Rockwell)

The outstanding piece, for us, was Breughel's Adoration of

the Magi; almost any Breughel for us is a treat; or Bosch; etc;

actually this piece should be called Winter Scene with a

Superfluous Reference to the Adoration of the Magi; which is

fine 



Fortunately, the Florian is nearby; I did enjoy

the Correr, especially its paintings of the naval

battle of Lepanto (The Naval); but it was too

dark for pix and the guards were hovering...