I first went to Venice in the summer of 2019, and took quite a lot of photographs. At one point in our stay we also zipped over to Ravenna and took more photographs there. A selection of them then appeared on this blog over a number of posts, so as so often an index page seems necessary to collect them all. These are the posts.
- The Gilty Heart of Venice, on San Marco di Venezia;
- Imprint of an Ostrogothic Arian on Ravenna, on the Palazzo and Mausoleo di Teodorico and Sant’Apollinare Nuovo di Ravenna, including the Muro di Droctulf and the Baptisteria degli Ariani;
- The Empire Strikes Back (in Ravenna), on the Mausoleo di Galla Placidia, Santa Maria Maggiore, the Battisteria Neoniana and San Vitale di Ravenna;
- Venice II: Further Down and Further Out, on San Zaccaria di Venezia and Santa Fosca and Santa Maria Assunta di Torcello
There will certainly be more of these posts, and I may group other Istrian and Friulian things here too when I get the chance. When, not if!
A Corner of Tenth-Century Europe 