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The Venetian Alternative Mary Bergstein 2015 Venezianità

View of Venice Petrarch,

Mediterranean Sea Venetian trade-routes Green = to Venice Red = from Venice

Romanitas Venezianità

Chalice of the Patriarchs Byzantine, Constantinople = Istanbul Treasury, San Marco

“Molo” of the Piazzetta in “acqua alta” = high water

Venezia San Marco in “acqua alta” = high water

Basilica of Saint Mark = San Marco th century AD

Mosaic dome of San Marco, 12th century (Byzantine)

Tomb of a “Dogaressa” Made with spoglia = spoils Gold mosaic Hardstone pavement Atrium, San Marco

“Lotto” Carpet, Western Anatolia, 16th century

Lorenzo Lotto 1547 Family of Giovanni della Volta London NGA

Silk Road/ Routes Overland and sea from Venice

Marco Polo In Tatar Costume

Marco Polo Venetian In Tatar Costume Kublai Khan Grandson of Ghengis Khan Emperor of Yuan Dynesty Marco Polo lived in his Court

Ibn Ba ṭ ū ṭ ah Mohammad Ibn Battuta explored Asia and Africa Tangier, Morocco Fordham University Medieval Sourcebook

Timbuktu, Mali Granada, Spain

Textiles in motion on the Silk Route Japanese Textile, Nara Period Venetian Painting ca Italian brocade, Lucca, cq. 1410

Paolo Veneziano Coronation of the Virgin Mary By Christ in Heaven Panel painting Ca Venice, Accademia

Carpet from a Synagogue 15th cIslamic Carpet

Persian (Iranian) Carpet

Syrian Bowl Venice, Treasury of San Marco

Drinking Beakers from Syria

Mosque Lamp Glass Venice Treasury

Fourteenth-century Islamic Manuscript Mosque Lamps

Venetian Glass 15-16th centuries

Venetian Mirrors 18 th century

Giovanni Bellini 1515 Bellini was the teacher of Giorgione and Titian Girl with a Mirror Vienna Kunsthistorisches Museum Bellini’s first female nude age 85

Giorgione, “Sleeping Venus” Dresden, Museum of Paintings Girolamo Marcello, married 1510

Venice versus Florence

Book cover design 2014

Giorgione, “Sleeping Venus” Girolamo Marcello, married 1510

Titian, “Venus” of Urbino, 1538 Florence, Uffizi

Urbino

Titian, “Venus” of Urbino, 1538 Florence, Uffizi

Detail, “Venus” of Urbino

“La Bella” Titian

Giorgione, ca Titian, 1538

Titian, Rape of Europa 1562 Boston, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum * mimesis >>>> mimetic brushstrokes

Titian, Self-portrait Titian, Portrait of Pietro Aretino

“Titian --- where are you now?”