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Work Type:
squares (open spaces) work_type squares (open spaces) Work Type false
Title:
Campo Santo Stefano, Venice title Campo Santo Stefano, Venice Title false
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Date:
ca. 1400 date ca. 1400 Date false
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Location:
Venice (Italy) location Venice (Italy) Location false
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Campo Santo Stefano (Venice, Italy) location Campo Santo Stefano (Venice, Italy) Location false
Style Period:
Late Medieval style_period Late Medieval Style Period false
Style Period:
Gothic style_period Gothic Style Period false
Culture:
Italian culture Italian Culture false
Culture:
Austrian culture Austrian Culture false
Subject:
marketplaces subject marketplaces Subject false
Subject:
Venice (Italy) subject Venice (Italy) Subject false
Subject:
statues subject statues Subject false
Description:
The name of the place comes from Santo Stefano, which is an Augustinian church, rebuilt in the fourteenth century and altered in the fifteenth. There is also a statue of Nicolò Tommaseo (1802-74) on the square, an important figure in the rebellion against Austria in 1848. To the right, Palazzo Pisani, once the largest private home in Venice, has been a conservatory of music since 1897 and is closed to the public. description The name of the place comes from Santo Stefano, which is an Augustinian church, rebuilt in the fourteenth century and altered in the fifteenth. There is also a statue of Nicolò Tommaseo (1802-74) on the square, an important figure in the rebellion against Austria in 1848. To the right, Palazzo Pisani, once the largest private home in Venice, has been a conservatory of music since 1897 and is closed to the public. Description false
Reproduction Creator:
Anspach, Eric reproduction_creator Anspach, Eric Reproduction Creator false
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Reproduction Date:
1995 reproduction_date 1995 Reproduction Date false
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Reproduction View:
View looking east of the Campo Santo Stefano reproduction_view View looking east of the Campo Santo Stefano Reproduction View false
Reproduction View Type:
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Reproduction Rights Statement:
These images are for non-profit use educational use. Publication, commercial use, or reproduction of material in physical or digital form requires prior written permission from the copyright holder. reproduction_rights_statement These images are for non-profit use educational use. Publication, commercial use, or reproduction of material in physical or digital form requires prior written permission from the copyright holder. Reproduction Rights Statement false

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