This image containing muted shades of yellow, tan, and brown, depicts the façade of a grand building on a Venetian canal, identified as Palazzo Barbaro. The building rises four stories and has a long, low gondola docked in front, that is tied to a slender mooring pole. The first floor has two doors, one to our left and the other in the center, and two rows of small windows. In the center of the second floor there are four rectangular windows topped with pointed arches, opening into a shallow balcony. Two more similar windows can be seen on either side of the balcony, each with a small round carved medallion between them. On the third floor a similar balcony corresponds to the one on the second, as do the side windows, each with their small, shallow balcony in this case. The fourth floor has a row of smaller plain rectangular windows that are shuttered. Part of the building to our left is visible that also has several floors and numerous windows. To our right is the façade of another palazzo that appears to have five floors. The large windows on the second floor of this building have striped awnings over them. The following text is printed across the left bottom edge of the image: Pzo. Barbaro; and then across the right bottom edge: Po Salviati Venezia.