Florian's Cafe, Venice (1910) print by Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell

Bring a piece of the world’s most beautiful drawing room into your own home. Francis Cadell’s 1910 masterpiece, "Florian's Cafe, Venice," captures that fleeting, golden moment of a Venetian afternoon—where the air is thick with conversation, the scent of espresso, and the shimmer of the Basilica di San Marco.

This isn’t just a print; it’s an invitation to linger. Cadell’s vibrant, dancing brushwork perfectly mirrors the Eusebi philosophy: celebrating the joy of gathering over good food and even better company. It is a stunning marriage of Scottish artistic vision and Italian soul.

The Perfect Gift

Whether they are a lifelong lover of Venice, a collector of the "Scottish Colourists," or simply someone who appreciates a long lunch in the sun, this print is a thoughtful tribute to the things that matter. It’s a slice of history, wrapped in a bit of magic.

About the Artist: Francis Cadell (1883–1937)

Born in Edinburgh, Francis Campbell Boileau Cadell was a leading figure of the Scottish Colourists. Renowned for his glamorous depictions of New Town interiors and sun-drenched European landscapes, Cadell had a unique gift for finding the light. His work is celebrated for its bold, confident strokes and a sophisticated palette that remains as fresh and modern today as it was over a century ago.

Product Details

We believe in quality that lasts, which is why our prints are crafted with the same care we put into our cannoli.

• Museum-Grade Quality: Giclée printed to order, ensuring rich, deep colours that won't fade.

• The Paper: 200gsm premium heavyweight matte art paper for a smooth, glare-free finish.

• Conscious Framing: Our wooden frames are crafted from sustainable, FSC-certified sources—beautiful for your walls, kind to the planet.