A yellow informational plaque on a wall highlights Michele Marieschi's Italian, 1710-1743, as a renowned painter of Venetian views in the second quarter of the 18th century. It mentions his works with the aid of a camera obscura, a precursor to modern photography, and his experience as a stage designer. The plaque also mentions the brother of Francesco Guardi, a gifted figure painter, and the brother of the view painter Francesco Guardi.