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| The Doge's Palace (Italian Palazzo Ducale) is a gothic palace in Venice. First raised in the ninth century, the Palazzo Ducale was rebuilt many times thereafter, and it was with the construction of the Sala del Maggior Consiglio in 1340 that the present building really took shape. Work continued until 1420, largely under the guidance of architect and sculptor Filippo Calendario. The decoration is enormously elaborate and impressive. Didactic moral sculptures represent scenes such as the Judgement of Solomon, the Drunkenness of Noah and Adam and Eve with the Archangel Gabriel, and so on. |
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Delight yourself by viewing wonderful images of the place and reading curious information. |
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Improve your cognizance about Italy by learning many curious facts and viewing spectacular photos of the landmark. |
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Discover the place by means of learning interesting details concerning the building and view lovely pictures. |
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