Venice
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Venice: History of the Floating City
By Joanne M. FerraroVenice, the Tourist Maze: A Cultural Critique of the World's Most Touristed City. Berkeley: University of California Press, 2004.. Denny, Walter B. “Oriental Carpets and Textiles in Venice.” In Venice and the Islamic World, 828—1797, ...
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Venice: A New History
By Thomas F. MaddenYet most of the available books about this magical city are either facile travel guides or fusty academic tomes.
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Venice
By Peter AckroydIt is full of good things' Daily Telegraph 'Elegant... interweaving psychogeographical investigation with history, picking out defining characteristics which were present from its earliest days' Scotsman In this sumptuous vision of Venice, ...
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Venice: Verona, Treviso and the Veneto
A uniquely glorious repository of some of the greatest works of Western art, Venice has - naturally - long been a tourist mecca.
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Venice
By Anne HanleyThe Shortlist Venice selects the very best of Venice's sightseeing, restaurants, shopping, nightlife and entertainment, with Time Out's trademark expertise.
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Venice
By Time outAnnotation Exquisite and unique, La Serenissima is anything but serene these days, and efforts to shrug off the city's artistic theme park status are apparent on many fronts.
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Venice: Art & Architecture
By Giandomenico RomanelliA history of Venetian art, as expressed through her architecture, sculpture and painting - The first volume deals with the period from the origins of Venice to the sixteenth century...
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Venice: Oxford Bibliographies Online Research Guide
By Oxford University PressSources The walls of the ghetto were porous, and the intellectuals who flourished there were both transmitters of their particular culture and participants in the cultural world of Venice. Modena 1988 offers a rare autobiography ...
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Venice
By Alison BingVenice isn't all about history as the locals will tell you, and this guide introduces the reader to its surprisingly contemporary side from rock'n'roll cellists to female ex-con co-operatives
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Venice: The Keys to the City
By Patty CivalleriThis book will entice you with hundreds of ways to unlock the secrets of Venice, one of the most impenetrable cities in the world.
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Venice: The Lion, the City and the Water
By Cees NooteboomThe great Dutch author and traveller Cees Nooteboom (author of Roads to Santiago and The Following Story) sheds new light on the city, its history and its treasures.--
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Venice: The American View, 1860-1920
By Margaretta M. LovellVenice: The American View, 1860-1920
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Venice: City Map
By Rand McNallyVenice: City Map
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Venice
By Marion KaminskiTravel Guide and Art Guide in one. Each volume of the Art & Architecture series is opulently illustrated.
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Venice: Four Seasons of Home Cooking
By Russell NormanThe book also affords us a rare and intimate glimpse into the life of the city, its hidden architectural gems, its secret places, the embedded history, the colour and vitality of daily life, and the food merchants and growers who make ...
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Venice: Faber Modern Classics
By Jan MorrisAn evocation of Venice by travel writer Jan Morris. It is divided into three sections exploring the Venetian people, the city itself and the lagoon on which it stands.
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Venice: A Traveller's Companion
By John Julius NorwichVenice of the sixth century, when lagoon-dwellers lived like sea-birds in huts built on heaps of osiers, was the city of the Doges, where people were inspired by the glories of Byzantium as they built it.
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Venice: An Inspired Anthology and Travel Resource
By Barrie KerperEach edition of this unique series marries a collection of previously published essays with detailed practical information, creating a colorful and deeply absorbing pastiche of opinions and advice. Each book...
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Venice
By Brian Bell, Insight Guides, Insight Guides StaffNorwich , John Julius ( ed ) , Venice , a Travellers ' Companion , Constable , Art and Architecture London . Liberman , Ralph , Renaissance Architecture in Venice , 1450–1540 . Frederick Muller Ltd , London , 1982.