How were Roman architecture and planning viewed, accommodated or altered in these foreign lands, and how was the universal system that Rome sought to establish influenced or subverted by these exchanges?Explain
La Serenissima: Late Medieval Venice The Republic of Venice, often referred to as La Serenissima (‘the most serene’), was a wealthy and powerful city-state in which art, architecture and intellectual pursuits could blossom, at a distance from the control and censorship of the Papacy. Venetian traders dominated the Mediterranean Sea and brought back Byzantine, Gothic […]