A stone’s throw from St Mark’s Square, the church of San Moise flaunts one of the most talked-about facades in Venice: a Baroque triumph of marbles, statues and cenotaphs that John Ruskin despised as a ’manifestation of unusual atheism’.
A stone’s throw from St Mark’s Square, the church of San Moise flaunts one of the most talked-about facades in Venice: a Baroque triumph of marbles, statues and cenotaphs that John Ruskin despised as a ’manifestation of unusual atheism’.
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