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Libreria Vecchia

library, Venice, Italy
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  • James Paine and Robert Adam: Kedleston Hall
    Western architecture
    / Italian Mannerism or Late Renaissance (1520–1600)

    Mark’s (Libreria Vecchia [1536–88]), is rich in surface decorative qualities. The library has two stories of arcades; it has no basement but merely three low steps, so as to match the Gothic Palazzo Ducale opposite it. The upper entablature is extremely heavy, equaling half the height…

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    Mark’s (Libreria Vecchia [1536–88]), is rich in surface decorative qualities. The library has two stories of arcades; it has no basement but merely three low steps, so as to match the Gothic Palazzo Ducale opposite it. The upper entablature is extremely heavy, equaling half the height…

    Read More