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Venice
City of Art

Varia, Matteo
Bourbon, Livio (ILT)
Pierce, Richard (TRN)
Bourbon, Fabio

Hardcover
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BOOK SUMMARY
A beautiful new coffee table book featuring the beloved city of Venice

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BOOK SYNOPSIS
Venice is a city like no other on earth with its canals, fabulous architecture, and fabled history. In this collection of remarkable photographs, Venice is revealed anew, through portraits that reveal its story through the ages: from Gothic and Renaissance days to the Neoclassical and Romantic eras. The book features not only the great landmarks around and beyond Piazza San Marco, but also everyday scenes discovered in alleyways and narrow canals. Capturing striking vistas and scenes both familiar and little-known, and with a text that provides a fresh and approachable introduction to the history of the city, this book will be treasured by all those who love, or dream about, the magical city of Venice.

AUTHOR BIO
Matteo Varia is a writer on Italian themes and the author of Latium: An Emotion (2004). He has also worked as a translator. Livio Bourbon's photographs on Italy have been featured in many books, including recent volumes on Turin and Liguria.


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MORE BOOK INFO
ISBN: 1845112008
ISBN(13-digit): 9781845112004
Dewey Decimal: 914.5/3104
Library of Congress: bl2006003982
Book Publisher: St Martins Pr
Language: ENG
No. of Pages: 128



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