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A Preserve of a Bygone Civilization by Francesco Bonavita pays tribute to the city's rich historical legacy

EU editor ~ 10/2/2024
Book by Francesco Bonavita Author Francesco Bonavita website of Author Francesco Bonavita A new perspective on the uniqueness of Venice by exploring its origins and the Renaissance alongside the peculiarities of the Venetian humanist movement In my book `` Venice : A Preserve of a Bygone Civilization '' I explore

Book by Francesco Bonavita

Author Francesco Bonavita

website of Author Francesco Bonavita

A new perspective on the uniqueness of Venice by exploring its origins and the Renaissance alongside the peculiarities of the Venetian humanist movement In my book "Venice: A Preserve of a Bygone Civilization" I explore its significance as a protector of an ancient civilization in an ever-changing world.”

— Francesco Bonavita ENGLISHTOWN, NJ, UNITED STATES, September 23, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Francesco Bonavita's book, "Venice: A Preserve of a Bygone Civilization," pays tribute to the city's rich historical heritage.

Francesco Bonavita is excited to announce the release of his new nonfiction work, "Venice: A Preserve of a Bygone Civilization." This book delves into the captivating history of Venice, guiding readers on a journey through the lagoon city and highlighting its remarkable ascent during the Renaissance. Bonavita weaves a detailed narrative of Venetian history, showcasing the city-state's extraordinary contributions to art, architecture, music, literature, and intellectual pursuits from 1400 to 1600. The book uncovers the unique combination of freedom and stability experienced by Venetians, largely due to the foresight of their leaders and the city's diplomatic skills.

Furthermore, it examines the lives and contributions of five significant Venetians, such as Marco Polo, Tintoretto, Barbara Strozzi, Antonio Vivaldi, and Carlo Goldoni, captivating readers with the stories of these remarkable figures who shaped history. Bonavita’s work goes beyond the well-known facets of Venice's past by illuminating the influential roles that Venetian women, such as Veronica Franco and Barbara Strozzi, played in literature and music, as they defied societal norms and misogyny, even in the absence of a formal feminist movement. The book also unveils the secrets of the historic Jewish Ghetto, providing insights into the hidden gems of this enchanting city.

Whether you are a history buff or simply intrigued by the enchanting narratives of Venice, Bonavita's thorough examination promises to take you on an enthralling historical journey. "Venice: A Preserve of a Bygone Civilization" serves as an essential guide for anyone exploring Venice, offering valuable historical context and insights to enrich your understanding and appreciation of the city's vast legacy.

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A Preserve of a Bygone Civilization by Francesco Bonavita pays tribute to the city's rich historical legacy

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