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Sources\/justification<\/h1>\n

Photos<\/h2>\n

Almost every photo you find at this site were made by me. A few images I gathered through Wikipedia and stocksites as sxc.hu. The images of paintings I use, belong to the public domain. If you want to learn more about the public domain, read my post about copyright<\/a>. Where necessary and possible I have asked permission from the original author and I mention the source, for text as well as images. In this post I list the sources I use(d) to gather or complete information.<\/p>\n

Websites<\/h2>\n

When I roamed the internet, I found many interesting and extensive websites, offering information about church, bibly, symbolic, art, literature, etc. Sometime the sites are individual initiatives, sometimes a small non-profit organisation provides information. The amount of information given is a silent confirmation of enourmous passion for art and culture. The quality of information is often amazing. Astonished that so many people share their knowledge for free, I consumed the impressive, library-worthy information flow. These are the most important sites I use.<\/p>\n

About Venice<\/h3>\n