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		<title>Sansovinos Venice</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[This is the first English translation of Francesco Sansovino's (1521-1586) celebrated guide to Venice, which was first published in 1561. One of the earliest books to describe the monuments of Venice for inquisitive travelers, Sansovino's guide was written at a time when St. Mark's Piazza was in the process of taking the form we see today. With in-depth descriptions of the buildings created by the author's father, noted sculptor and architect Jacopo Sansovino (1486-1570), including the mint, library, and Loggetta, the volume presents a vivid portrait of Venice during a particularly rich moment in the city's history.]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<div>This is the first English translation of Francesco Sansovino&#8217;s (1521-1586) celebrated guide to Venice, which was first published in 1561. One of the earliest books to describe the monuments of Venice for inquisitive travelers, Sansovino&#8217;s guide was written at a time when St. Mark&#8217;s Piazza was in the process of taking the form we see today. With in-depth descriptions of the buildings created by the author&#8217;s father, noted sculptor and architect Jacopo Sansovino (1486-1570), including the Mint, Library, and Loggetta, the volume presents a vivid portrait of Venice during a particularly rich moment in the city&#8217;s history. An engaging introduction and scholarly annotations to the original text provide the modern reader with an appreciation of the history of this great city as well as a practical guide for seeking out and enjoying its Renaissance treasures.</div>
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