No vulgar hotel the desire and pursuit of Venice

By Martin, Judith

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ISBN
978-0-39305-932-8
Publisher
New York W.W. Norton 2007


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Reviewed on April 1, 2007

Venice inspired Titian, Tintoretto, and Canaletto, not to mention Turner, Whistler, and Sargent. Ruskin wrote about it, Henry James set two novels there, Browning loved it, and Wagner's and Ezra Pound's remains passed through by gondola en route to final resting places. In the 18th century, carnival would last six months and end for new festivities to begin. Venice has given us the platform shoe, Titian-colored hair, the mirr...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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