Venedig
Venedig is a 1906 art guide to Venice by the art historian Gustav Pauli, published in Leipzig by E. A. Seemann for readers interested in the city's architecture and monuments. Its halftone photographs record Venetian Gothic and Renaissance tomb monuments, sculpted reliefs, and palace facades in plain black and white, with carved figures, arched niches, and layered stone pediments a designer could study for classical ornament and architectural structure.
