
Eighteen years after first visiting Venice, Locktov still remembers the moment: "When I first stepped foot on Venetian soil I had this overwhelming feeling of falling in love with a place on earth, which took me by surprise. "I loved it like a living, breathing entity."
The American publicist thereafter made sure she kept coming back, learning about mosaics at Venice's Orsoni Smalti Veneziani workshop and writing two books on the topic. Her third venture in the publishing world - Dream of Venice - gathers images of the city shot by Charles Christopher, a photographer hailing from LA.
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