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In the 1850s, in a bid to create a large hotel complex for bourgeois tourists, the
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hotel with bathing facilities, bazaars, a hippodrome, and drinking and eating establishments. The project was promoted in a series of contemporary vedute by
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and publicly displayed. The project was never adopted. Cadorin was able to play a role in the construction of a large recreational hotel-spa complex on the
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paintings, but also designed the eclectic decorations the Sala delle
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Cadorin was best known for his 1858 restructuring and interior decorations of four rooms in the
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I progetti di
Ludovico Cadorin per il villino di Nicolò Bottacin a Trieste
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style, elegantly decorated with terracotta trimmings.
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