Arts & Crafts in Venice (1999)

by Doretta Davanzo Poli, Mark E. Smith (Photographer)

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Arts & Crafts in Venice

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Le Arti Decorative a Venezia

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Arti Decorative a Venezia

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1999

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Venice, Veneto, Italy

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Venice is a city born of nothing. There was nothing but water and clay in the places where she rose up, and everything necessary for her constructionhad to be transpordted there: from wood for the foundations of the palafittes, to stone and marble to construct pavements, houses, and palaces; from iron for weapons, to fresh water to drink.

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