San Francesco della Vigna, Venice (façade) 1570

This is a Renaissance-era facade of a church designed by Italian architect Andrea Palladio in 1570. Palladio’s design is known for its classical proportions and simplicity, as seen in the use of columns and a pediment. The church's entrance features an arched opening, a fanlight window, and decorative elements like a relief above the pediment. This facade exemplifies Palladio's enduring influence on architecture, and his work is still studied and admired today.