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The Domus Germanorum in Venice, 1616 (engraving)
XIR360248 The Domus Germanorum in Venice, 1616 (engraving) by Custos, Raphael (1590-1651); Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France; (add.info.: The German Factory or Fondaco dei Tedeschi was an entrepot, a commercial and administrative office and accomodation for German merchants and traders; built in 1508 and situated on the Rialto, it had frescos on the facade painted by Titian and Giorgione; used by all the subjects of the Holy Roman Empire, including Flanders, Bohemia, Austria and Germany; Entrepot des Allemands; today the main postal office in Venice; ); German, out of copyright
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The Domus Germanorum in Venice, 1616 - A Glimpse into the Vibrant Trade Hub of the Renaissance
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. This print takes us back to the bustling streets of Venice in 1616, showcasing "The Domus Germanorum" or Fondaco dei Tedeschi. This magnificent building served as an entrepot for German merchants and traders from various regions under the Holy Roman Empire. As we gaze upon this engraving by Raphael Custos, we are transported to a time when commerce thrived within these walls. The Fondaco dei Tedeschi was not only a place for business but also provided accommodation and administrative offices for its occupants. The grandeur of this Venetian landmark is evident through its stunning frescoes adorning the facade, which were masterfully painted by renowned artists Titian and Giorgione. These intricate artworks added an air of elegance to the already impressive structure. Stepping inside, one can imagine the lively atmosphere that once filled its interior courtyard. Merchants from Flanders, Bohemia, Austria, and Germany would gather here to trade their goods - a true melting pot of cultures and commodities. Today, this historic site has transformed into Venice's main postal office while still retaining some remnants of its glorious past. This print serves as a testament to Venice's rich trading history and reminds us of how it played a pivotal role in connecting different parts of Europe during the Renaissance era.
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