An ancient Venetian door of brilliant blue, surrounded by cracked stone framing and a wooden lintel above.

The central door pull is an unusual feature, and is separate from the elevated door knob that is turned to open the door.

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An extremely weathered Venetian door in and aqua-green with padlock.  

This door has seen better days, and if it could talk, could tell marvelous things about the goings on at 3567!

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These green double doors have been around for many years.  

Just imagine how many times those classic Lion-of-San-Marco door knockers have been knocked.

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The home behind this weathered blue door with decorative knocker has a unique alarm system.

Note the guardian overseeing all who approach.

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I can convert any of my photos to a digital 'painting'.  Understand that no paints are used in this artistic reproduction...it is all done by me digitally, using a digital 'paint' brush, etc.

Go ahead and order this print if you want (it will not have the writing on the print).  Otherwise, use the Contact page to tell my which photo you would like to have reproduced as a ditgiital painting.  I will send you a proof at no cost, and the digital painting version will be the same price as a non-painting version.

Looks best as a canvas gallery wrap!

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I am wondering what's been going on at 3568.  

Behind those magenta doors with nice decorative iron work is probably a lovely Venetian home.

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Formidable is the word for this green door.

Maybe this old timer was the home of a Venetian jeweler.

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Though it looks to be a double door, this purple door is just a single.

The door pull adds a nice touch.

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Bright green double doors with nice Lion-of-San Marco knockers.

But how does one open this door?  Just knock!

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Number 69 has a transomed red door that's been around for awhile.

The transom provides a welcome circulation of air on hot, steamy days.

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This red door at number 595 serves as an entrance to this mustard-plastered home. 

As this door is on the Venetian island of Burano, which sees many tourists, the owner has a privacy curtain ready for those busy days.

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Don't you just love the color of this local classic?

You will find this door on the colorful Venetian island of Burano.

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A red door with a centrally located door knob.

And what a lovely diamond pattern and iron work.

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A plethora of enchantment!

A blue-green door with horizontal pull, peacock motif medallion, and an iron-work transom.

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In one life it was cyan.  Now it's blue.

Weathering reveals just two of the multiple colors that this door has had over the years.

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Entrance to the parish church?

No, this is the double entrance to a Venetian palazzo. 

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Layer upon layer of brilliant paint...a bountiful window garden.

What a marvelous entrance to a Venetian home.

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Lots of wood and brick.  And a door revealing just a hint of a blue-green past.

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Oh - my - gosh!  One can only imagine what that transom was for.  If you know, drop me a line.

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Don't you just love the colors?

This is one of the entrances to Venice's church of San Vidal.

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The entrance to what is now known as number 3135 is simply gorgeous!  

Double doors with vertical pulls...an arched transom with nice iron work...small balcony...wow.

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Brilliant blue with a touch of weathering.

Who lives behind this blue door?

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If you're like me, you're wondering when these doors were last opened.

Surely there are stories galore in this Venetian home.

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You need to step up to this simple, but charming door.

It's not like back home.

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