The art of the Venice Academy, containing a brief history of the building and of its collection of paintings, as well as descriptions and criticisms of many of the principal pictures and their artists
A 1906 Boston guide by Mary Knight Potter, published by L.C. Page, describing the paintings of the Venice Academy and its building for general readers of art. The plates reproduce Renaissance Venetian altarpieces and narrative scenes, such as Carpaccio's Presentation, Veronese's Annunciation and Holy Family, and a crowded banquet composition, showing architectural settings, draped figures and arched frames a designer could study for classical compositional structure.
