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In America, the best known Palladian portico is undoubtedly that of The White House
— Jun 26, 2011 12:53PM
In America, the best known Palladian portico is undoubtedly that of The White House
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'Aura' by Zaha Hadid Architects at Palladio’s Villa Foscari
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'Aura' by Zaha Hadid Architects at Palladio’s Villa Foscari
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Villa Foscari is better known as La Malcontenta, supposedly named after an unhappy - and allegedly unfaithful - wife who was locked up there by her suspicious husband.
— Jun 26, 2011 11:42AM
Villa Foscari is better known as La Malcontenta, supposedly named after an unhappy - and allegedly unfaithful - wife who was locked up there by her suspicious husband.
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The Basilica, City Hall Vicenza was the first public building undertaken by Palladio when he was 41 years old.
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The Basilica, City Hall Vicenza was the first public building undertaken by Palladio when he was 41 years old.
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Oh, I'll take that one, thank you very much!
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I am having a lovely time wandering around these Palladian villas on the plains north of Venice. Could have quite the party in these rooms *sigh*
If it's any consolation, the weather sucks in that part of the world ;o)
Have you visited any of these places? They are just south of the Dolomitian alps, which is where you go skiing, isn't it?
No we haven't. But they look worth a visit. Not in the winter, however. As I said... the weather is the pits. Cold, humid, fog... Hot, humid, fog *repeat*
Cold, humid, fog... Hot, humid, fog *repeat*HaHa - you have the ability to make me laugh
:O))