Images are courtesy of Martin Hronsky
Naval Museum Venice (2018) images by Martin Hronsky
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Some more pics of this museum, worth a visit:
A large oriental collection
Drawing of the entrance from 1790
and current photo
and current photo
sensational, thanks Zoly.
Definately worth the time spending there, was on a bussiness trip in Venice today and had some time spare. Great collection of ship models and I think I also found a new project for @Ivan Tartanj.
Fantastic model but nearly impossible for us
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Fantastic model but nearly impossible for us
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Eyes are affraid, heands are doing!!nearly impossible for us
Beautiful model of one of the venecian Bucentaur ships - I think the last or one was destroyed by NapoleonDefinately worth the time spending there, was on a bussiness trip in Venice today and had some time spare. Great collection of ship models and I think I also found a new project for @Ivan Tartanj.
Fantastic model but nearly impossible for us
Yes - Indeed this would be a great one for Ivan - many thanks for sharing with us - lucky Maarten
Hi Uwe,
This is indeed the last one, see the last picture for all the details.
This is indeed the last one, see the last picture for all the details.
I found a page on wikipedia describing these ships of the doge
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucentaur
The Doge on the Bucintoro near the Riva di Sant'Elena (c. 1766-70) by Francesco Guardi
It was really an impressive view to see this ship / boat in venice in real
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bucentaur
The Doge on the Bucintoro near the Riva di Sant'Elena (c. 1766-70) by Francesco Guardi
It was really an impressive view to see this ship / boat in venice in real
I can imagine, the model already was.
You are quite close to Venice so really worth the trip.
You are quite close to Venice so really worth the trip.