Save Venice's latest guide offers an overview of all the artist's works preserved in the city and discussed for the first time in light of recent restoration campaigns and new research.
Edited by Gabriele Matino and Patricia Fortini Brown
$30

Published on the occasion of Jacopo Tintoretto's 500th birthday, "Tintoretto in Venice" serves as the ultimate guide-book for Tintoretto enthusiasts in Venice. The book is beautifully illustrated and covers more than 120 paintings by Tintoretto, including several that have recently undergone conservation treatment funded by Save Venice as part of its Tintoretto 500 Campaign, with entries written by an international team of art historians.
Edited by Thomas Dalla Costa, Robert Echols, and Frederick Ilchman
$30

Published as an accompaniment to the "Art, Faith and Medicine in Tintoretto's Venice" in the Scuola Grande di San Marco, this book offers the reader and unprecedented and fascinating view of life in Tintoretto's Venice.
Edited by Gabriele Matino and Cynthia Klestinec
$30

Dedicated to Save Venice's loyal friends and supporters, this 472-page publication represents over 40 years of conservation projects in Venice and more than 400 works of art including paintings, sculptures, frescoes, architectural works large and small, votive objects, and much more.
Writing and research by Lorenzo Buononno, Elizabeth Carroll, Melissa Conn, Leslie Contarini, Frederick Ilchman, and David Rosand
$65

"Masterpieces Restored" showcases extraordinary works of art by the Venetian masters in all their restored splendor. The book presents a number of masterpieces from the Accademia Galleries in Venice that were restored with the financial support of Save Venice––their restoration becomes an occasion for looking at the artworks from a different point of view, discovering new and previously hidden details.
Edited by Giulio Manieri Elia with introduction by David Rosand
$50