Doge's Palace, Venice. Italy

Doge's Palace, Venice. Italy

Doge's Palace, Venice. Italy

Giant's Staircase. Doge's Palace. Venice. Italy

St. Mark's basilica and Doge's Palace, Venice. Veneto, Italy

Doge's Palace seen across Piazzetta San Marco. Venice. Italy

View from San Giorgio Maggiore to San Marco. Venice. Italy

Belltower in St. Mark's Square, Venice. Veneto, Italy

Post box for accusations against officials. Doge's Palace. Venice. Italy

St. Mark's basilica and Doge's Palace, Venice. Veneto, Italy

Bridge of Sighs, Rio delle Galeazze (aka Rio della Canonica). Venice. Veneto, Italy

St. Mark's Square and Doge's Palace. Venice. Veneto, Italy

Architecture - Italy - line art (y3) Perspective Illustration Renaissance The Palace of The Doges (Dukes) and the Church of San Marco (St. Mark`s), in Venice. This church was originally begun in 829 to hold the remains of St. Mark that had been brought

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

Architecture - Italy - line art (y3) Elevation Section 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 t

Architecture - Italy - line art (y3) Perspective Illustration 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 buildin

Architecture - Italy - line art (y3) Perspective Illustration Italian Gothic/Renaissance Court of the Palace of the Doges at Venice, built by Antonio Brego after 1477. The Palace of the Doges (Dukes), was built over a period stretching from the early 14

Architecture - Italy - line art (q3) Perspective Illustration Colonnade of the Palazzo Della Cancellaria (1486) by Donato Bramante (1444-1514). The architect was contemporary and friend of Andrea del Verrocchio and also of Leonardo da Vinci, with whom

Artifacts - Italy Marble Chimney-Piece from the Ducal Palace (Doge`s Place) at Venice. The Renaissance -- the revival of arts and literature under the influence of classical (Greek & Roman) models in the 14th - 16th centuries.

The vaulted colonnade at the front of the Doges Palace in Venice Italy