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City sketches

Posted on June 11th 2011

Here’s a look at 72 hours at the Venice Art Biennale, as sketched by Christoph Niemann.


Christoph Niemann, illustrator and New York Times blogger, documented the events at the Venice Art Biennale in a unique way.

Over 72 hours he sketched the events he observed in a satirical style, which Niemann describes as his experience of the most romantic city during rush hour.

The sketches capture the art, chaos and atmosphere of Venice during its busiest time. The accompanying comments and captions are very humorous, showcasing both the city and the event through the eyes of a tourist.

Experience the full 72-hour sketch experience, in chronological order, on Niemann’s blog.

Christoph Niemann

Christoph Niemann was born in Waiblingen, Germany, in 1970. After his studies at the Stuttgart Academy of Fine Arts, he moved to New York City, where he has been working as an illustrator, animator and graphic designer since 1997.

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