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The Stones of Venice: Volume III. The Fall by John Ruskin
More than 150 years after its first publication in 1851-53, this massive work by a great Victorian writer, critic, and artist remains one of the most influential books on art and architecture ever written. In this third volume, he discusses the Byzantine period and the development of Venetian life in its brilliant Gothic period. Hardcover edition. 20 plates. 38 figures. Unabridged republication of the fourth edition as published by George Allen, Sunnyside, Kent, 1886. Table of Contents for The Stones of Venice: Volume III. The Fall
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