La Piazza di San Marco in Venezia considerata come monumento d'arte e di storia / opera di Antonio Quadri, segretario dell' I.R. Governo di Venezia e membro ordinario del Veneto ateneo ; con XVI tavole in rame.

Main entry:

Quadri, Antonio, author.

Title & Author:

Publication:

Venezia : Dalla Tipografia di Commercio, MDCCCXXXI [1831]

Description:

33 pages, XVI leaves of plates : color illustrations ; 27 x 43 cm

Notes:
Added engraved title page.
Text printed in double columns.
Includes 3 additonal colored engravings depicting the Bucentaur, the state barge of the doges, a doge in costume and one of the four horses of San Marco.

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Subject:

Travel
Venice (Italy) Description and travel.
Venice (Italy) Pictorial works.
Piazza San Marco (Venice, Italy) History.
Piazza San Marco (Venice, Italy) Pictorial works.
Venise (Italie) Descriptions et voyages.
Piazza San Marco (Venise, Italie) Histoire.
Piazza San Marco (Venise, Italie) Ouvrages illustrés.
Italy Venice
Italy Venice Piazza San Marco

Form/genre:

Copper engravings.
History
Illustrated works

Added entries:

Italy Venice.

Holdings:

Location: Library main m 24356
Call No.: M3938 GF218; ID:88-B10679
Status: Available

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