Rialto Bridge - Limited edition print
Rialto Bridge - Limited edition print
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A limited edition archival print of Ina’s painting "Rialto Bridge":
In Venice, I was on a fast moving water taxi and thankfully I remembered to turn around to see what was behind me. And there it was: the Rialto Bridge in its full glory in the afternoon sun. In this painting, I have intentionally toned down the colors of the surrounding buildings and left the surface of Rialto pure white, so that it truly stands out like a hero.
- The print is part of the limited edition, and individually signed and indexed by Ina, the artist
- Made with museum quality permanent ink on thick stock paper
- For ease of sourcing picture frame and mat, this print is scaled to fit a mat with an opening of 14” x 11” (35.56cm x 27.94cm) and a picture frame of 20” x 16” (50.8cm x 40.64cm)
For more information regarding shipping, packaging, autograph and framing advice, please refer to the FAQ section below.

A symbol of prosperity and commerce
This painting captures a vivid view of the Rialto Bridge in Venice, seen from a water taxi I was traveling on. What moved me most in this moment was how the bridge’s marble surface absolutely glowed under the brilliant afternoon sun. The light bounced off the stone, creating a dazzling contrast against the deeper shadows of the surrounding buildings and canal.
I was struck by the timeless energy of the scene—the gondolas gently bobbing in the water, the bustling silhouettes of people crossing the bridge, and the rich, layered textures of the historic facades surrounding the bridge. I tried to keep the brushwork loose and lively, letting the soft edges and shimmering reflections capture the constant movement and energy that still hums through Venice today. Painting this scene was all about honoring that fleeting, sun-drenched magic—where the present moment and centuries of history coexist so effortlessly.
Beyond the beauty of the scene, standing before the bridge and the ornate architecture that lines the Grand Canal also stirred something deeper—a reminder of Venice’s incredible past as a world trading center. The Rialto Bridge itself was once the beating heart of commerce, where merchants from across the globe converged, exchanging goods, cultures, and ideas. You can still feel the echoes of that vibrant history in the rich textures, intricate facades, and the timeless spirit of the place.
Authentic signature
All art prints are hand signed by the artist on the front
A close-up look of the prints
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How do I find the proper frame and mat size for your prints?
In the product description above it specifies the picture frame dimension and mat opening dimension. For example, if it says the print fits a 14” x 11” picture frame with a 10"x7" mat opening, then the mat should have an outer dimension of 14"x11" and a cutout rectangle of 10"x7" (although actual opening sizes are slightly smaller than that to allow sufficient overlap)
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Do the art prints come with a mat? How do you ship them?
The art prints don't include mats. They are packaged in a plastic sleeve a cardboard backing. When shipping the art prints, they are put into a rigid envelope with additional cardboard backing, so they stay flat through transportion.
I don’t see your signature on the artwork. Do you sign your work?
My signature for all the original artwork is on the back of the piece, with an abstracted sketch connected to it. For art prints, I individually sign them at the front of the print. One can easily tell apart an original artwork from the reproduction based on the signature.
Will the art print contain the trademark that says “Ina Xi all rights reserved”?
No. The trademark is for previewing the artwork through my Web store only.
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