
Venice: The City and its Architecture
The first truly comprehensive history of Venetian architecture, this book abandons the traditional chronological approach of earlier histories in favour of one that encompasses the diverse influences that have affected the city’s development. It celebrates a vast range of buildings – from fishermen’s cottages to the palazzi on the Grand Canal; from early Christian basilicas to Palladio’s masterpieces
- Author
- Richard Goy
- Editor
- David Jenkins
- Designer
- Michael Nash
- Publisher
- Phaidon Press
- 1997
290 x 250mm
320pp
Hb c.200 colour
200 b&w illustrations
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