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  • Venice in Peril Fund Christmas Card 2022 by Matthew Rice

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    Designed exclusively for Venice in Peril Fund by Matthew Rice, painter, illustrator and author of ‘Venice, a Sketchbook Guide’. Matthew gave the Ashley Clarke Lecture last year, is a regular visitor to Venice and has published six books on architecture as well as designing 300 mugs for Emma Bridgwater.  The card measures 7×5 inches and has the message, With best wishes for Christmas and the New Year. One pack of cards contains 10 cards with envelopes and costs £15 which includes post and packing. Dispatched from mid-November.

  • ‘Venice, Poetry of Place’

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    Venice in Peril teamed up with Eland Books to produce a special edition of Hetty Meyric Hughes’anthology ‘Venice, Poetry of Place with an introduction by Chairman, Jonathan Keates and a cover photograph by Sarah Quill.

    Packing & Postage: UK £2.50 and £4.50 in Europe

  • The Venice Report

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    Published in 2009 following research commissioned by Venice in Peril Fund and carried out by Cambridge University Architecture department.  It examines the issues of pollution, tourism management, depopulation and employment and presents the data in an accessible way.

  • The Science of Saving Venice, 2004

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    Caroline Fletcher and Jane da Mosto wrote this layman’s introduction to the issues facing the lagoon, drawing on expertise gathered during the Cambridge Research Project culminating in a conference at Churchill College, Cambridge in 2003. It remains a useful companion guide.

  • Restoring Venice, the Church of the Madonna dell’Orto

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    To mark 50 years since the 1966 Floods a new edition of ‘Restoring Venice, the Church of the Madonna dell’Orto’ has been published. It describes each stage of the comprehensive restoration of the building and conservation of its paintings by Tintoretto and includes new colour photographs.