A historical account of the pivotal centre of Renaissance architecture.
Richard J. Goy Livres
Richard J. Goy est un architecte exerçant à Londres, auteur de plusieurs livres sur l'histoire architecturale de Venise. Son travail explore en profondeur la compréhension des styles de construction, des matériaux et des influences sociétales qui ont façonné l'héritage architectural de la ville. Goy offre aux lecteurs une perspective éclairée sur l'architecture vénitienne, en examinant son évolution et sa particularité.
Examines the way in which Venice's unusual topography has influenced the form and type of the city's buildings. The text looks at the city's most important monuments such as the Rialto Bridge and the Basilica of San Marco, discusses important building types such as churches and palaces, and also looks at the urban fabric of the middle-class and working-class districts of the city. The buildings are set in their historical context and the text is illustrated with photographs, and paintings and prints by some of the artists who have recorded the canals and building of Venice, from Carpaccio and Bellini to Ruskin.
Florence
- 132pages
- 5 heures de lecture
This reprint of a 1857 historical book aims to preserve and provide access to older works that might otherwise be lost. Published by Anatiposi, it highlights the importance of maintaining historical literature, despite potential issues like missing pages or lower quality due to age. The initiative underscores a commitment to keeping the past accessible for future readers.
