The stones of Venice . mall and defaced, but very curious, early Gothic church on the Giudecca. Not worth visiting, unless the traveller is seriously interested in , Albergo all. Once a Giustiniani Palace. Good Gothic, circa 1100, but much , Casa , II. 265. P. Eacanon, Palazzo (alla Fava). A fair example of the fifteenthcentury Gothic, founded on Ducal Palace. Ialier, Palazzo, at the Apostoli. Above, II. 251. Fantino, Church of St. Said to contain a John Cellini, otherwise ofno importance. Farsetti, Palazzo, on the Grand Canal, II. 121. 390. Fava, Ch
The stones of Venice . mall and defaced, but very curious, early Gothic church on the Giudecca. Not worth visiting, unless the traveller is seriously interested in , Albergo all. Once a Giustiniani Palace. Good Gothic, circa 1100, but much , Casa , II. 265. P. Eacanon, Palazzo (alla Fava). A fair example of the fifteenthcentury Gothic, founded on Ducal Palace. Ialier, Palazzo, at the Apostoli. Above, II. 251. Fantino, Church of St. Said to contain a John Cellini, otherwise ofno importance. Farsetti, Palazzo, on the Grand Canal, II. 121. 390. Fava, Church of St. Of no importance. Felice, Church of St. Said to contain a Tintoret, which, if un-touched, I should conjecture, from Lazaris statement of its subject, armed, with one of the Ghisi family in prayer, must be veryfine. Otherwise the church is of no importance. Ferro, Palazzo, on the Grand Canal. Fifteenth century Gothic,very hard and bad. Plangini, Palazzo, on the Grand Canal. Of no importance. XII.
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