Donatella Calabi Livres

This book explores the 500-year history of the Jewish Ghetto in Venice, the world's first ghetto. It delves into its architecture, social dynamics, and cultural exchanges through 160 artworks, including paintings and documents. The narrative highlights the ghetto's growth, customs, and significant contributions to Jewish printing and culture.

Published to mark the 500th anniversary of the creation of the Venice ghetto, and accompanies an exhibition currently taking place in Venice. Relevant for social and urban historians, as well as those interested in the history of Venice and Jewish history. číst celé