Canals Of Venice; Italy

Gondola And Bridge; Venice, Italy

Street Performer Arranging Wineglasses; Venice, Italy

Portrait Of Woman In Alley; Venice, Italy

Cars Parked In Row; Rome, Italy

Row Of Motor Scooters Parked In Florence; Italy

Venice Italy

Venice Italy

Gondolas; Venice, Italy

San Basilio; Venice, Italy

Grand Canal, Venice, Italy

Door Bell, Venice, Italy.

Giudecca Island Venice Italy

Grand Canal; Venice, Italy

Grand Canal; Venice, Italy

Grand Canal; Venice, Italy

Architectural Details; Venice, Italy

Doge's Palace; Venice Italy

Venice, Italy

Artifacts - Metal - Italy Venetian Fire-Dog, c. 1577.

Artifacts - Bronze - Italy A Bronze Venetian Candelabrum c. 1550

Artifacts - Frame - Italy A rococo frame for a painting, early 18th century Venice

Artifacts - Wood - Italy Venetian Box or Jewel-Casket (cover) (b5)

Artifacts - Sculpture - Italy Tomb of Alessandro Vittoria, executed in Marble by the Artist himself. Santa Zaccaria at Venice.

Pasta sailing in a Venetian canal

Architecture - Italy - line art Detail Renaissance Capital of a Pilaster. Santa Maria de` Miracoli at Venice. A Pilaster is a rectangular, decorative column that projects beyond the surface of the wall. Generally it serves no structural purpose and serv

Artifacts - Sculpture - Italy Bronze Equestrian Statue of Colleoni at Venice by Andrea del Verrocchio (1435-1488) and completed by Alessandro Leopardi after 1479. Bartolommeo Colleoni, was commander-in-chief of the Venetian city-state`s military forces;

Architecture - Italy - line art (y3) Detail Gothic/Renaissance From the Palace of the Doges (Dukes) at Venice. The Renaissance -- the revival of arts and literature under the influence of classical (Greek & Roman) models in the 14th - 16th centuries.

Architecture - Italy - line art (y3) Elevation Renaissance The Palace of the Doges (Dukes) - Venice. The Palace was built over a period stretching from the early 14th century to the mid-15th century and is one of the most beautiful buildings in the world

Artifacts - Glass - Italy Venetian Glass pieces c. 1550 After the fall of Constantinople in 1254 by the Crusaders and in 1453 by the Ottoman Turks drove many Byzantine glassworkers to Venice. The Venetians closely guarded their techniques and a defection

Gondolier

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Gondola 2

Gondola 2

Park In Venice; Italy