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Appears on: Seget, and Crete
Seget, and Crete
…lead: This page has been built out of Puhmajer's monograph, a Venetian pension file, a cadastral map of 1818 and a run of Istrian newspapers. The family has now stood in front of the building and photographed it, including the thing at the top of it that nobody here had seen. , rows: lab: What it looks like , text: A three-storey block under a broad triangular pediment, far larger than the word «stanzia» suggests — a palazzo with a farm behind it. The front is faced in dressed stone with heavy quoining at the angles and flat giant pilasters running up through two storeys; shuttered windows in three ranges; a low arched doorway on the centre line; lower wings to either…
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