York Wilson’s Impression of Venice, painted in 1959, is a striking depiction of the renowned Italian city. Measuring 15.75 x 12 inches and executed in oil on panel, this work is signed in the bottom left corner.

The painting presents a dynamic interpretation of Venice, focusing on its distinctive architecture and atmospheric qualities. Wilson’s use of bold, expressive brushstrokes and a vibrant palette captures the essence of the city's unique character. The composition may emphasize the intricate details of Venetian buildings and the interplay of light and shadow, creating a vivid impression of the city’s grandeur.

While the presence of water is not explicitly depicted, the essence of Venice is conveyed through Wilson’s modern, impressionistic approach. Impression of Venice invites viewers to appreciate the city’s architectural beauty and enchanting ambiance, showcasing Wilson’s skill in translating the spirit of a place into a visually compelling artwork.