Venedig
Venedig, a 1900 art book by the German art historian Gustav Pauli, published in Leipzig and Berlin by E. A. Seemann, presents photographic views of Venetian architecture for readers of art history. Its pictures are sober black-and-white architectural photographs of Renaissance façades, a monumental staircase with a coffered barrel vault, and a canal bridge, offering a designer clear reference for classical proportion, rusticated masonry, and vaulted interiors.
