Doge's Palace A masterpiece of Gothic architecture, is the very symbol of Venice. Glass Museum Housed in Murano, the museum hosts the most extensive historical collection of Murano glasses.
Natural History Museum An evocative and engaging layout for discover the secrets of nature and living beings. Mocenigo Palace Museum of Textiles and Costumes with the itineraries dedicated to perfume. Lace Museum Housed in Burano, the museum exhibits rare and valuable specimens of Venetian lace, from the 16th to the 20th century.
Carlo Goldoni's house The house where Carlo Goldoni was born contains a small museum and a library of theatrical studies. Clock Tower For over years it has marked the life, the history and the continual passage of time of Venice. Visitmuve Visit the website of Civic Museums of Venice.
This exhibition features approximately paintings, photographs, drawings, and prints by more than 40 artists, many of whom are little known in the United States and Italy. During the 14 years of the Weimar Republic β , artists in Germany grappled with the devastating aftermath of World War I : the social, cultural, and economic effects of rapid modernization and urbanization; staggering unemployment and despair; shifting gender identities; and developments in technology and industry.
This new turn to realism , best recognized by a exhibition in Mannheim, Neue Sachlichkeit of which New Objectivity is the English translation , has at times been called Post-Expressionism, neo-naturalism, Verism, and Magic Realism. The diverse group of artists associated with this new realism was not unified by manifesto, political tendency, or geography, they shared a skepticism regarding the direction Germany society was taking in the years following World War I and an awareness of the human isolation these changes brought about.
