Venice

Venice

By Jan Morris

Pages

336

Rating

4.04

Year

1960

TravelHistoryArtItalyNonfictionItalian Literature

Description

The classic evocation of Venice, acclaimed as one of the finest books ever written about the city.

Endorsements

'Entertaining, ironical, witty, high-spirited and appreciative... Both melancholy and gay and worldly, I think of it now as among the best books on Venice; indeed as the best modern book about a city that I have ever read.' — Geoffrey Grigson

'One of the most diverse and diverting books ever written about Venice... A taut and personal report, wholly absorbing, quickened by vivid prose and astringent humour.' — Sunday Times

'For those of whom Venice is a memory, a treat in store, or even a dream, the broad canvas of this book covering a thousand years in the life of one of the most complex, original, and active communities the world has ever seen is a work of lasting interest.' — Guardian

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