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Carnival of Venice 2024 edition - colourful black and red richly decorated aristocrats Royalty Free Stock Photo

Carnival of Venice 2024 edition - colourful black and red richly decorated aristocrats with a cat Royalty Free Stock Photo

Carnival of Venice 2024 edition - Richly decorated aristocrat with black and red colours Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Carnival of Venice 2024 edition - colourful black and red richly decorated aristocrats

Carnival of Venice 2024 edition - Richly decorated aristocrats Royalty Free Stock Photo

Carnival of Venice 2024 edition - Aristocrat with gigantic hat and feather costume Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Beautiful self made Venetian style of colourful black and red richly decorated aristocrats. The Venetian Carnival tradition is most famous for its distinctive masks. The Carnival traces its origins to the Middle Ages, existing for several centuries until it was abolished in 1797. The tradition was revived in 1979, and the modern event now attracts approximately 3 million visitors annually.