This British artist, renowned for inventing a unique optical illusion, termed “reverspective”; has applied his fascinating technique, to create a new visualisation of the Venetian urban landscape. Essentially, his art embodies the principle of “reverse perspective”…
Everywhere you turn in Venice, you can see statuary and plaques; that decorate, both religious and secular buildings, on walls, doorways and in public spaces and gardens.
This post, combines both images of her and quotes she made; during her stay in Venice. It provides some insight, into her life in Venice, her relationships and her views on collecting art.
This post describes the surviving evidence and locations of this important trade; that still can be seen today.
These fitments on old wood and metal doors, contribute to the unique character of this historic city.
As an English critic of art, architecture and society, he was strongly associated with Venice by Victorians.
It links the historic city of Venice to the mainland via the “Ponte della Libertà” road bridge. Located on the south bank of the Grand Canal, close to its western end; it is in the district of Santa Croce.
In the historic centre of Venice, it is one of the city’s two railway stations. The other, “Venice Mestre” is a mainline junction station on the Metropolitan city’s, mainland district of Mestre.
A great starting point to develop your understanding and enjoyment of this historic city and its lagoon environment. If you are planning a trip, or on limited time once there; this post will maximise your appreciation and enjoyment of this unique aquatic city.
This is post covers the traditional cuisine of the Veneto, its wine districts and most popular drinks. The area is divided into seven regions namely: Venezia (Venice), Belluno, Roviga, Treviso, Padua, Verona and Vincenza.