Canaletto's paintings were often used as souvenirs for which kind of travelers?
Explorers
Pilgrims
Grand Tourists
Merchants
Answer
Grand Tourists, typically wealthy and upper-class individuals, embarked on educational journeys across Europe during the 17th and 18th centuries. Canaletto's paintings served as cherished mementos of their travels, capturing iconic landmarks and scenes from their Grand Tour. These artworks not only held sentimental value but also showcased the cultural and artistic enlightenment these travelers sought during their journeys.
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