The Architectural History of Venice

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Yale University Press, Jan 1, 2002 - Architecture - 346 pages
This book is the indispensable guide to the history of architecture in Venice, encompassing the city's fascinating variety of buildings from ancient times to the present day. Completely updated and filled with splendid new illustrations, this edition invites all visitors to Venice, armchair travelers, and students of Renaissance art and architecture to a fuller appreciation of the buildings of this uniquely beautiful city.
"The best concise introduction to Venetian architecture in English."--Times Literary Supplement
"Compact and manageable . . . an excellent introduction to the novice preparing for a first Venetian experience."--Society of Architectural Historians
"A hugely rewarding and accessible book."--Richard Cork, Modern Painters
 

Contents

IV
3
V
4
VI
9
VII
10
VIII
30
IX
33
X
40
XI
45
XXXI
151
XXXII
163
XXXIV
164
XXXV
166
XXXVI
192
XXXVII
211
XXXIX
215
XL
230

XIII
58
XIV
67
XV
75
XVI
77
XVII
88
XVIII
91
XIX
92
XX
98
XXI
100
XXII
101
XXIII
102
XXIV
105
XXV
112
XXVI
119
XXVIII
122
XXIX
130
XXX
134
XLI
237
XLII
239
XLIII
244
XLIV
252
XLV
256
XLVI
263
XLVII
264
XLVIII
269
XLIX
275
L
282
LI
287
LII
296
LIII
304
LIV
322
LV
337
LVI
338
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Deborah Howard is professor of architectural history at the University of Cambridge and a fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge.

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