Diedo Emo Palace

 


Venice: Palazzo Diedo Emo - 25 kB


General remarks:

Date:18th century
Address:Santa Croce 561
Current use:Suore della Carità
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Description:

The palace at the opposite of the railway station is one of the most prominent examples of neoclassical building in Venice that does not resort to the formal language of Baldassarre Longhena and his followers. Some scholars tend to attribute it to Amdrea Tirali. Above a water floor, bossed only in the middle part, a three-light loggia and corinthian columns in colossal order and a pediment.


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Literature

Bassi (1976) pp. 374, 384

 

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