Beside the solemn arches of the Fondaco dei Turchi, this parallelepiped of bare brick is the plainest façade on the Grand Canal — and deliberately so: here wealth was not flaunted, bread was stockpiled.
Beside the solemn arches of the Fondaco dei Turchi, this parallelepiped of bare brick is the plainest façade on the Grand Canal — and deliberately so: here wealth was not flaunted, bread was stockpiled.
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